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There was time to be still for a moment today. There was time to stop and breath. there was time to take in the sunshine. As I sat there still in that time I realized my mind was blank and uninspired. Empty that is how it felt. I began to wonder into that empty spot in my brain and then I ran into the Holy Spirit. He reminded me that God was present and told me I was not. Emptiness of my own making is not necessary. He is always present!

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