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I melt my daily routines into prayer, and then I look around myself and around myself. It's a warm book.
I'm reading one paragraph every day, with my hands close to my eyes, and dedicating my knots, which I didn't know, as a guide to the prayers of the author. Every day, sitting in front of the Virgin and releasing her knot. I've been helped to understand myself a little bit more and understand my neighbor a lot. My knots, which Jesus invited but were not willing to do, are broken and cut off, shouting, "Here I am.". I'm free to step, to low-frequency, and sometimes to noose.
Park Ji-hyun: Untangling the small knots of daily life
“In my daily life, the knot itself stands in the way of happiness. The numerous knots we experience in everyday life. There are the knots of anger, fear, shame, such as emotional ties, rashness, gossip, pride, anger, greed, and so on. The knot of human relations is no exception to the relationship with God. Even in the family we are stuck in a knot of poverty, sickness, irresponsibility. And in fact, I don't realize that the countless knots are from me. The author who's been busy as a broadcaster and a freelance instructor and journalist only looks at himself after he has fallen through blood. I thought I had done my best, but I realized that I didn't love myself and so I went into a three-year prayer. The building of walls and walls, the daily dedication of the Mass, and the prayer with the Virgin of the Holy Blood of Jesus, who unrolled the knot, could be restored to her daily life. The simple knot-sharing phrase of the author's longing is a molten prayer. The beginning of all knots is to recognize myself, and to restore the natural nature of what God owes me. Then we move back to our daily relationships, our relationship with God, and then back to the community. Every process of living and making peace with a community life is in the form of prayer. This more beautiful prayer will allow readers to experience the melting of frozen hearts and the release of the tough knot between them.
Korean title: 일상의 소소한 매듭 풀기
Korean author: 박지현
Korean publisher: 나들목
ISBN-13: 9788990517388
Reviews
I melt my daily routines into prayer, and then I look around myself and around myself. It's a warm book.
I'm reading one paragraph every day, with my hands close to my eyes, and dedicating my knots, which I didn't know, as a guide to the prayers of the author. Every day, sitting in front of the Virgin and releasing her knot. I've been helped to understand myself a little bit more and understand my neighbor a lot. My knots, which Jesus invited but were not willing to do, are broken and cut off, shouting, "Here I am.". I'm free to step, to low-frequency, and sometimes to noose.
