Natasha E. Schmidt (Provided by Author) This feature is coordinated by The Post-Standard/Syracuse.com and InterFaith Works of CNY.
Follow this theme and author posted Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Imagine a dusty bookshelf tucked away in a quiet corner. Each book, once vibrant and full of life, now sits neglected, its stories unheard and its pages untouched.
This bookshelf is much like our hearts when we distance ourselves from the community. When we withdraw, the connections that once filled us with joy and purpose begin to fade. Without the warmth of shared experiences and the richness of diversity, we become isolated.
However, when we choose to participate in community, it is like dusting off those neglected shelves. Conversations and connections breathe life back into our spirits, allowing us to share our stories and listen to others. Engaging with others not only enriches our lives but together we rediscover our vibrancy.
Let us dust off our hearts, step out, and embrace the beautiful stories of our community. Natasha E. Schmidt, Spiritual Director, Coordinator for Unity of Syracuse.
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