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The Soul’s Pace
Lanie Timko Lanie Timko

The Soul’s Pace

Hurry is not of the devil; hurry is the devil -Carl Jung

What would happen if we made space for our souls? What would happen if we slowed down?

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Broken Love
Lanie Timko Lanie Timko

Broken Love

We all seem to break and get broken in our most intimate relationships.

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Wounds to Wombs
Lanie Timko Lanie Timko

Wounds to Wombs

It’s been some time since the last blog posted. The writing has been prolific, just not public. One concept surfaced in the past few days though and it seems to want to make a home somewhere other than in the pages of my journal.

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Your Spot in His Heart
Lanie Timko Lanie Timko

Your Spot in His Heart

As we invite Him into our internal landscape to process our own painful experiences of abandonment and desolation, we learn what true attachment feels like. You can find what you’ve always needed in the hesed love of your Heavenly Father.

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Attachment & God (pt3)
Lanie Timko Lanie Timko

Attachment & God (pt3)

If there are clinical methods to restore attachment within yourself and with others, then you better believe God’s got his own powerful system for repair-enting you into a total restoration of your attachment to Him—union with Christ.

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Attachment & God (pt 2)
Lanie Timko Lanie Timko

Attachment & God (pt 2)

You can rest assured that Christ suffered the deepest agony of existence so that you could experience the most abundant joy a human can know—your Creator’s loving acceptance, connection, and presence. His love made attachment to God a one-step process that’s renewable moment by moment.

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Attachment and God (part 1)
Lanie Timko Lanie Timko

Attachment and God (part 1)

After turning toward the Father with his emotional pain and brokenness, David experiences union with Him (attachment), and he regains his composure. He finds comfort like a little baby who has fallen asleep in his mother’s arms.

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Kids and Pain
Family, Parenting, Wholehearted Lanie Timko Family, Parenting, Wholehearted Lanie Timko

Kids and Pain

Emotionally anchoring the little ones with our soothing voices, gentle touches, and safe presence gives them a sense that we caregivers can tolerate and be with them in their distress, setting them up to trust us for an emotionally supported and connected adolescence.

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