Confluence of vision
Convergence of ideals
Conventional agreement
Conditional surrender
Confrontation of ambition
Contravention of intention
Contradiction of privation
Consummation of relations
Confirmation of negations
Conflagration of emotion
Convenience of abundance
Contrivance of excuses
Conveyance of purpose
Concurrence of action
Conviction of God’s grace
Confection of God’s peace
2 comments:
Beautiful! Thank you for your gift of words. Someone asked me recently "How is a pilgrimage different from a journey". I answered - a journey is a trip you take to get to a specific destination for a specific purpose ... a pilgrimage is a trip you take in the context of a story.. you hear the story, you walk towards it, you become a part of the story.
Mindie Burgoyne
http://www.thinplace.net
Mindie, thank you for your kind words.
I like your answer about journey and pilgrimage. Not only does one become part of the story one walks towards in a pilgrimage, but the story of the places the pilgrim encounters along the way become a part of the pilgrim. It is the inevitability of those exchanges that I find mystical and magical. They occur without our active agency.
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