Leting Go

April 10, 2023 Sharon Jacobson

Letting Go

Zoe reminded me the other day,
that I used to be better about letting things go.
I still let things go.
I have the same basic rules.
Have I used it in the last year?
Is it still working?
Is there a real reason I am keeping it.
if not, I let it go
The only things I have left are clothes I still wear
books I still read or use
and a few things I inherited from my parents.
The one thing I have an excess of
is the Pampered Chef I have earned.
I have been giving that away to rescues
to help them save others.
I am now putting packages together
to bring to women’s shelters
to help people restart their lives.
I have all I need.
As I release things
I make room for the Ultimate
and I never have too much room
for the Ultimate’s presence.

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Simplify and Declutter

February 3, 2015 Sharon Jacobson

When I was in seminary, I was introduced to the writing of Dorothee Soelle. The first of her books I was exposed to was Thinking About God. Since then I have had the chance to watch her writing evolve and as it has, it has helped me to evolve in my own life and journey. Her more recent book, The Silent Cry has influenced my own approach to the spiritual practice of leading a more simplistic and clutter free life.

So often, when people reflect on asceticism, they tend to think about this sense of denial and strict discipline of all indulgences. As Soelle reflected on this, it was not asceticism to the point of denial of all things, but the development of boundaries in our life, which prevent our soul from being devoured by clutter in our life. It is about finding balance in our lives as we work on simplifying and decluttering our lives. The impoverishment of our lives of all that feeds us is not healthy. At the same time, an overabundance can also impoverish the soul. It is hard for us to develop any kind of meaningful relationship with anything in our lives when we lack boundaries and balance.

T is for Toxins

April 16, 2013 Sharon Jacobson

There are two sources of spiritual toxins in our lives: internal and external. It is easy to understand how internal toxic cleanup is a process. We can understand that stalking, as I wrote about last week, is a process whereby our inner jaguar preys out the internal toxins, or parasites as don Miguel Ruiz would refer to them, and ruthlessly remove them. We then go back and seek to understand the roots of how that toxin came in and remove our attachment to it.

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