What a beautiful article. You were truly blessed to have a grandmother who cared for you so deeply and found such a loving, practical way to plant the truth of Scripture in your heart.
As I read your story, I found myself reflecting on my own childhood. In my family, biblical teaching, church attendance, and the outward signs of faith were sometimes used as pawns in the conflict between my parents. Your memories offered such a meaningful contrast: faith being shared not through pressure or conflict, but through cooking, patience, affection, and time spent together.
I admit that I had some difficulty following a few of the health explanations, but that did not lessen the beauty of your message. What stayed with me was the way your grandmother made Scripture tangible and allowed faith to take root naturally. It is a powerful reminder that faith is often passed from one generation to another through ordinary acts of love.
I love the articles you folks write. They make me think, reflect, and appreciate experiences that are different from my own. This one genuinely warmed my heart. Thank you for sharing it.
W.W.please consider consuming tea or tincture if Ceanothus spp. Doesn't matter which one. On my land grows Ceanothus greggii,yet all subspecies are fine.and i DO mean fine,for stomach and liver. Hint:*(it can help rebuild your liver). We,the people need for you to be here for many more years to come,(so does Lily),and if you consume this one root - you WILL. 60's psyconaut and 34 year ethical wildcrafter here. 74 now and,yes,i still trip,work on my land,mend my own fences and peer over the horizon,and i state for many more besides myself,you are a national treasure.
Thank you for this article. Reminds me of my mother. She was religious but never really taught us “religion” just goodness. She cooked a home meal and desert for us everyday. I still make her recipes.
What a beautiful article. You were truly blessed to have a grandmother who cared for you so deeply and found such a loving, practical way to plant the truth of Scripture in your heart.
As I read your story, I found myself reflecting on my own childhood. In my family, biblical teaching, church attendance, and the outward signs of faith were sometimes used as pawns in the conflict between my parents. Your memories offered such a meaningful contrast: faith being shared not through pressure or conflict, but through cooking, patience, affection, and time spent together.
I admit that I had some difficulty following a few of the health explanations, but that did not lessen the beauty of your message. What stayed with me was the way your grandmother made Scripture tangible and allowed faith to take root naturally. It is a powerful reminder that faith is often passed from one generation to another through ordinary acts of love.
I love the articles you folks write. They make me think, reflect, and appreciate experiences that are different from my own. This one genuinely warmed my heart. Thank you for sharing it.
W.W.please consider consuming tea or tincture if Ceanothus spp. Doesn't matter which one. On my land grows Ceanothus greggii,yet all subspecies are fine.and i DO mean fine,for stomach and liver. Hint:*(it can help rebuild your liver). We,the people need for you to be here for many more years to come,(so does Lily),and if you consume this one root - you WILL. 60's psyconaut and 34 year ethical wildcrafter here. 74 now and,yes,i still trip,work on my land,mend my own fences and peer over the horizon,and i state for many more besides myself,you are a national treasure.
Thank you for this article. Reminds me of my mother. She was religious but never really taught us “religion” just goodness. She cooked a home meal and desert for us everyday. I still make her recipes.
I loved the article, just as I do your other ones. Keep up the writing, it is much appreciated.
Love the context with the recipes! Can’t wait to try them. Thank you!
Please never apologize to Secularists. I may be skeptical of how bible was rewritten as patriarchy, I still seek truth. Figs, EVO, pomegranates yum
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