[Oe List ...] Merry Christmas! from down under..

[Bishop Isobel]

Dear Doris and Charles,  and all,
How lovely to hear from you!


We do hope that 2013 will be a year of rich encounters and  many of  
your specific hopes and dreams can come to pass.

I greatly appreciate the listserve and all the gifts which come from  
reading the wisdom of my dear colleagues, who are- for me-  very much  
a part of the ' crimson line' Thank you for your words to me, Doris.
I count my Order ' mates' as amongst my dearest friends, though we  
are miles part physically.

I am also hoping that the news about 'the fiscal cliff' can be used a  
s some sort of advantage, as time unfolds.

The very best of  blessings without number on your own unique lives.

xxx Isobel and JIm.    Jim is very well, and enjoys living a slightly  
quieter life style, with many things of interest to keep him well in  
touch with things.  His 5 grandchildren are a great motivation and   
thorough enjoyment.
On 01/01/2013, at 12:41 PM, Doris Hahn wrote:

> We so appreciate your consistent participation in this collegial  
> dialogue, Isobel. Your voice is so often a reminder of who we are  
> as a global body. You also come as a corrective ( whether you  
> intend that or not). May we continue to know our connectedness as  
> we enter the New Year. A bit ago, we saw photos of Sydney harbor as  
> it lit up for 2013. We have three hours and twenty minutes left in  
> 2012 here in the Eastern Time Zone of the U.S.
>
> In the hope that our care radiates throughout 2013.
>
> Doris Hahn
>
>
>
> On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 6:00 PM, Bishop Isobel  
> <isobeljimbish at optusnet.com.au> wrote:
> Dear Colleagues across the world,
>
> We send greetings to you all, and a special thought to those who  
> have lost loved family members or special friends during the year.
>
>
> Some of us in our Church took part in a world wide singalong with  
> the Good Earth Singers- with a  synchronised time- ( ours was last  
> Saturday morning at 9am, when we were streamed live to Washington  
> DC, Cuba and Ecuador. We sang a song from Nigeria-  with the words  
> in English meaning- we respect and love Mother Earth, and she  
> cannot be destroyed. Some of you may have heard of Shyla Nelson-   
> she runs interfaith workshops all over the US and teaches this song  
> to groups. Google has her listed as One Earth One Voice.
>
> It was a wonderful expression of our interconnectedness....
>
>
> May 2013 bring some more  signs of hope, as this symbol of singing  
> to the planet and all living beings- has done for us gathered last  
> Saturday in the PItt St Church and beyond.
>
>
> Grace and peace,
> Isobel Bishop
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