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Touchstone

September 30, 2014 by Dallas Jennifer Cobb
Color of the day:  White
Incense of the day:  Basil
 
Today is Saint Jerome's Day, celebrated by the Pueblo people. Saint Jerome was a priest, linguist, hermit, translator, Bible scholar, and hospice administrator.
Today, celebrate the many roles you play. I'm a daughter, sister, partner, mother, librarian, teacher, volunteer, author, and friend, to name a few. How about you? Find five small stones, four similar and one distinct. Lay the four stones in four directions, and the other in the middle.

Touch the western stone:

"Sturdy earth, great mother, guide me,"

Touch the north stone:

"Air, bless me with inspiration,"

Touch the east stone:

"Fan the fire of decisive action,"

Touch the south stone:

"Water, nurture all I do,"

Pick up the center stone:

"Touchstone, spirit, be with me,
and be all of these, in every role."

Carry the touchstone with you.
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