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We contemplate on the experience that is life each day.
This is the last foundation of estel, which we keep even when we contemplate the End.
We contemplate because we want to become the Goal.
It is a law of power,however, that the further and deeper we contemplate the future, the greater our capacity to shape it according to our desires.
We contemplate because we want to become the Goal.
And so when we contemplate this, we begin to really appreciate this birth in a human form.
We contemplate because we want to become the Goal.
The more we contemplate what God has done for us, the more thankful we will be.
We contemplate the normal breath, and the ordinary consciousness.
Indeed in it we contemplate Jesus, Bread broken and offered, Blood poured out for our salvation.
We contemplate His character, and thus He is in all our thoughts.
In today's feast we contemplate the Lord Jesus whom Mary and Joseph take to the Temple“to present him to the Lord”(Luke 2:22).
If we contemplate life itself we shall find that the social life of man is threefold.
On today's Feast we contemplate the Lord Jesus, whom Mary and Joseph bring to the Temple“to present him to the Lord”(Lk 2:22).
If we contemplate maternal love,we find that it is absolutely founded on the egoism of the mother;
May the little Child whom we contemplate today in the manger, in the cold of the night, watch over all the children of the world, and every frail, vulnerable and discarded person.
Today we contemplate in him how gentle the“yoke” of Christ is, and how truly light is his burden when it is borne with faithful love.
In order to understand existence, we contemplate ordinary feelings, memories and thoughts rather than grasp hold of fantastic ideas and thoughts to understand the extremes of existence.
When we contemplate God's love for us, many of us can't take it in.
When we contemplate and learn to become one with nature, our hearts open to its music.
In it we contemplate Jesus as broken and given bread, blood poured out for our salvation.
When we contemplate the way he exerts his power,we are moved to draw close to him.
If, then, we contemplate all these in Christ, surely we must also hold that He possesses human energy.
Today we contemplate in him how sweet is the'yoke' of Christ and indeed how light the burden are whenever someone carries these with faithful love.
As we contemplate the cross, we are enabled to see the wonderful provision it has brought to every believer.
As we contemplate the great things of God's word,we look into a fountain that broadens and deepens beneath our gaze.
We contemplate our own desire for power and control, to be in control of someone else, to become famous, or to become someone who is on top.
If we contemplate desires and listen to them,we are actually no longer attaching to them; we are just allowing them to be the way they are.
When we contemplate the form of God,we think that because God created millions and millions of years ago, He must be a very old man.
As we contemplate this aspect of the nativity scene,we are called to reflect on the responsibility of every Christian to spread the Gospel.