John Denver sang the words “Country roads take me home
to the place I belong…” and there are certainly times that being “at home” is
just where I need to be. It may not be
West Virginia, where exactly is home?
Is home where you were born? Where you were raised? Where you spent most of your life (as an
adult or a child, or what you remember most?)
Is it where you went to school the longest? Or where you liked the most? Is it where you first lived or where you last
lived? Is it where your heart is?
There is something compelling about going home or being
home. "Home" immediately
conjures an image of a place that is warm, clean, safe, maybe like being on
moms lap or in her arms.
I have visited people in their house before, and I have
visited others in their homes. There IS
a difference. It does my heart wonders
when someone leaves our home and they say you have a lovely home thank you for
sharing it with me. I could cry! THEY GET IT!
I am grateful to have a house that we have lived in for
five years, that we call home for us and others whom we share it with. Friends that stay, roommates that find a
temporary or stabilizing environment before they begin their journey of creating
there… home.
What do you most remember about your home as a child
(and as an adult?)
We can be the change we seek in
this world, and in ourselves. One
day. One journey. One person.
One home at a time.
Royal D.
Bush serves as Interfaith Chaplain. He has studied at Andersonville
Theological Seminary, and the International Institute of Faith Based
Counseling. He also holds a Bachelor Degree in business
administration. He is available for premarital coaching, couples coaching, life
coaching, and pastoral care in the Nebraska and Iowa area.
Inclusive Life offers both
nondenominational and nonreligious care-serving all, without
exception! Inclusive Life offers Wedding Ministers, Premarital Coaching, Couples Coaching, Funeral Ministers, End of Life Planning,
and Pastoral Care. To reach Chaplain Royal or Chaplain Beth please
email info@inclusivelife.org OR phone 402-575-7006. Omaha Weddings, Omaha
Counseling, Omaha Funerals
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