We set aside one day a year to give thanks for all our blessings. We could make the choice to do the opposite and set aside only one day a year to be ungrateful, thereby living in a state of gratitude every other day.
Easier said than done. Our pain and suffering likes to steal the spotlight.
The Shroud teaches us to have the courage to exhibit composure inside suffering. It teaches us to be grateful for the pain Christ endured on our behalf.
Perhaps if we were to make the choice to gaze upon its image everyday, we too would be able to release our pain, reconcile our suffering, and live in a steady state of gratitude.
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- My name is Jes Adler. I am a fictional character from the screenplay Sindone, The Divine Remedy. I was cloned from blood on the Shroud of Turin. The true nature of my identity is elusive to some. But I am just a man who has ideas to share about the mystery of the Shroud of Turin (the Sindone) and its remedy for human suffering. +++ All content on this blog is copyrighted material. divineremedy.org © by Laura Clark 2009/2010/2011/2012