My heart just stopped. Your insights, your words, your life is so powerful-----So powerful. I cannot express my gratitude enough to you for sharing your raw and exquisite self with me---I mean, with ALL of us. I treasure these ----your sermons. (I mean that in the best way.) You are a gift in my life. I wish I lived next door to you. I mean, I wish I had ALWAYS lived next door to you. My thanksgiving today is for knowing you through your divine sharing of what is real and from the God within and without. I share any and all strength I own with you. Spirit of the living God, fall afresh on Tallu---and on each person who is part of this tethered holy circle she has created for us.

The great I Am is gathering his dancers for you, our dear friend! Love love love.

Thank you for the inspiration you give to all of us through your writing. I think if you often and of your sweet family.

I love you

Grateful for your clear voice, Tallu, every day.

I was just thinking of you, and then saw your post. For me, colder weather and the coming of winter has brought some different thoughts and curtailed outside visits. It sounds like you are remaining connected, which is great. Have you watched Morgan Freeman’s The Story of God? I just finished it and enjoyed it. I am embarked on a long chemo journey, hoping for good outcomes. Wishing you and your family the best.

Thank you again, Tallu, for describing your struggles and your faith. Know that so many of us hold you 24/7 in our hearts and our prayers. We're inspired by your posts about your journey and we're forever grateful. Love to you and yours, Jane

Every time you post you capture universal feelings in beautifully personal, descriptive prose. This one is especially powerful. So many prayers for you and your family. You are beloved.

You are right, Tallu- we are never really alone. You have the gift of faith that carried you through the crucible so far, and with the prayer support of all who surround you with their unique prayer, you will never be alone on this pilgrimage.

Prayers and love to you, Tallu!