trays, delicate candy dishes and an assortment of exquisitely decorated bowls. Forty-eight years later, I have still hardly used any of this stuff. I brought it all out and ran it through our dishwasher. The pieces shone magnificently. I was tempted to put it all back as it looked so pretty. But I didn’t!! We have an upscale secondhand store called Caroline’s, named for a young
singing, “Yes, you did the right thing.” I felt so happy and so proud of myself. And thus it went, day after day that
Barry was gone. I took a huge volume of stuff to Carolyn’s store, the Goodwill and lots went into the garbage. Each time my joy was increasing. I did swim at the pool every day
and I did take quiet walks. But I only meditated a little and spent no time just
//I TOOK A HUGE VOLUME OF STUFF TO CAROLYN’S STORE, THE GOODWILL AND LOTS WENT INTO THE GARBAGE. EACH TIME MY JOY WAS INCREASING. //
girl who died of cancer. Her mother started this store, and all the employees are volunteers. Last year they gave over a half million dollars to children’s cancer research. I know the prices they probably would charge for my items, and I added it all up to $300. The next day, I took my precious wedding gifts to Carolyn’s store. As I drove away, a thrill of divine joy again passed through my body. It was as if I heard the angels
sitting in the garden, nor did I read one spiritual book. The joy of getting rid of things was addicting to me. I was having so much fun. I visited my cleaned-up areas every day, and the thrill of seeing them so clean continued to delight me. When one of my uncles died, his sons
found forty years of various farming magazines stored in his basement. What a mess to clean up! And when my grandfather died, we found 20 years
of brand new birthday and Christmas presents, all with the tags on them and rewrapped up. There were maybe 60 brand new flannel shirts. He liked his old ones the best. As I look around our house, I keep thinking, do I really want our children to have to deal with all this stuff or can I get rid of most of it before we leave this world? I had a beautiful spiritual retreat. It
was different than planned, but very fulfilling and joyful. As things left our home, I felt lighter and, in the process, the light of God seemed closer than ever before. l
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