Greetings Dear Reader,
Psa 121:1-7 A song of ascent.
I look up toward the mountains. Where can I find help? My help comes from the LORD, the maker of
heaven and earth. He will not let you
fall. Your guardian will not fall asleep. Indeed, the Guardian of Israel never rests or
sleeps. The LORD is your guardian. The
LORD is the shade over your right hand. The
sun will not beat down on you during the day, nor will the moon at night. The LORD guards you from every evil. He guards
your life. The LORD guards you as you
come and go, now and forever.
Travel was much harder back then. One had to take real risk to journey even to
the next town or village. It has only
been in the last one hundred or so years where moving from one place to another
was quick and easy. Even so, there have
always been wanderers, nomads, and vagabonds.
The temptation is to fade like a Cheshire Cat. The lure is to be unknown and a little
mysterious. There are, however, things
to which I must attend. I may be done
with roots and permanence but I am not done with people. I have accounts to settle where I am the
debtor. I have fences to mend and walls
to tear down.
I cannot do this without a fellow traveler who is much
better than I am. As I follow Christ I
falter. Then he helps me stand. He teaches me where the footfalls are and how
to avoid them. I fail and fall but when
I remember to look up I find the help I need.
This part of the journey starts with returning to the source
in every way. I feel pain and fear but I
am not traveling alone. I can seek out
those wronged and redress the wrongs. I
can perhaps give them a measure of comfort or peace. I know that it will create more space in my
own heart and mind for what is good and right.
I have felt things that I have not felt since I was very
young in my faith. Perhaps there is more
hope than I feel. Perhaps the Father has
more for this weary traveler than I have considered.
Wishing you joy in the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every writer
who has become a disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a home
owner. He liberally hands out new and old things from his great treasure
store.”
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Contacts for Aramis
Thorn:
Bookings at aramisthorn@aramisthorn.com
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