“The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the miraculous in the ordinary.” — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
Spirituality is the sacred center out of which all life comes, including Mondays and Tuesdays and rainy Saturday afternoons in all their… — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
Ritual consists of the external practices of spirituality that help us become more receptive and aware of the closeness of our lives… — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
When you choose to write using yourself as the source of the story, you are choosing to confront all the silences in which your… — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
When you’re stuck in a spiral, to change all aspects of the spin you need only to change one thing. — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
Forgiveness is the act of admitting we are like other people. We are prone to make mistakes that cause confusion, inflict pain, and miscommunicate… — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
Ritual is the way you carry the presence of the sacred. Ritual is the spark that must not go out. — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
My real journey had very little to do with traveling Europe, and a whole lot to do with traveling my own mind. — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
To work in the world lovingly means that we are defining what we will be for, rather than reacting to what we are against. — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
in writing we live life twice: once in the experience, and again in recording and reflecting upon our experience. — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
The reason I spend thousands of lifetime hours creating something 99 percent of which no one else is likely to ever read is that… — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
History is what scholars and conquerors say happened; story is what it was like to live on the ground. — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
With compassion, we see benevolently our own human condition and the condition of our fellow beings. We drop prejudice. We withhold judgment. — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
“Surprise is the practice of accepting the unexpected interruption, and the practice of leaving enough space in the day for something to happen that… — Christina Baldwin Copy Share Image
