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Welcome

This website and all that is  here is through the inspiration of two Holy Women. who have since become my muses.

St. Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) a Benedictine abbess, composer, writer of mystical and medical topics, a visionary, Christian mystic and one of the four woman Doctors of the Cathoilc Church. 

And Blessed Jeanne-Marie de Mailles (1331-1414)  who after her husband's  death became a Third Order Fransican member. Jeanne-Marie devoted the rest of her life to prayer and as a herbal healer of the sick poor.

Both women suggested this website be used for  haiku as healing meditation and seeds of growth.

Haiku is a Japanese poetic form of seventeen(17) syllables in three (3) lines: 5-7-5.  Here haiku will be presented as meditation on Scripture and daily life. . On the lives and thought of holy people.  And through meditation seeds for  healing. and growth.  I will use a web and words from the web to write a series of  meditative  haiku that can lead to a resolution of a life issue and thus  growth.



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