Reflections for Easter
Can you see in this photograph a transition moment from death to life? A suggestion of a twisted, writhing figure at the upper part of the trunk, held by two, almost, cross-branches? And the whole tree growing among a carpet of bright crocuses, images of the sparks of new life that Spring brings. The whole image representing that transition moment from death to new life which is Easter.
 
Reflections for Easter  

Out of whom seven devils were cast

I am she, yes the one
Out of whom seven devils were cast,
Only seven?

Now know myself a free woman
No more a slave, a pawn, a plaything

Liberated from lust
I honour my being
Dress my hair, clothe myself decorously
Cease provoking, alluring and sly looks.

I have found my centre,
My anchor,
My still point,
A new trust.

For a compassionate heart loved me
With an unconditional love.
Did not ask my body in return,
Or my kissses, entanglements, or services.
Saw through my treacherous insecurities
And brought to life the who I am.

You can say what you want.
Mutter darkly in your hearts
- we know who she is -
No, No, I say: who she was
who she was.

Keep your purses closed
Theres no gold can buy me now.

Anne Hine RSCJ.

 

A gospel incident bringing together another transition moment from death to new life. The woman at Jesus feet might have expected death by stoning; instead she went away

  • Not condemned
  • Not condoned
  • But on the way to conversion, liberation, transformation.

As we celebrate the joyful Easter season let us open our hearts to the transforming power of the Spirit of Jesus, risen, alive, and among us in every detail of our daily lives.

 
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