Liz Jakimow
Liz Jakimow is a writer, poet and photographer who lives in the beautiful valley of Araluen, Australia. She writes about Christianity, nature and spirituality.
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The Heavens Declare (opens the original)
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The Heavens Declare1 The heavens declare the glory of God;the skies proclaim the work of his hands.2 Day after day they pour forth speech;night after night they reveal knowledge.3 They have no speech, they use no words;no sound is heard from them.4 Yet their voice[<
A Whisper of Moths (opens the original)
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(Previously published on Eden's Light)At the moment, Canberra and the South Coast of Australia are being inundated with thousands and thousands of bogong moths. News reports show large clusters in corners of buildings and swarming near street lights. One person posted on Facebook that she had at least 100 in her bathroom and wanted to know how to get rid of them.Despite living between the South Coast and Canberra, I have yet to see a single bogong moth. And that is quite alright by me. I have a
Reflections on solitude (and relationship) (opens the original)
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Reflections on solitudeIn one way, I feel a bit disqualified to write about solitude. Not because I’m not familiar with it. No, solitude and I are old friends. But because I’m not familiar with that reluctance to spend time in solitude. To me, spending time by myself is a pleasure. Always has been and always will be.Often when someone finds something enjoyable and easy, this can help others who find it a bit more difficult. This is how I feel about writing at times. I love writing and enjoy it,
Letting Herself Go (opens the original)
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Right now, I have an important decision to make – a decision that has a bearing on how I feel about myself and my whole identity as a woman.I need to decide whether to dye my hair.Now that may not sound like an important decision, but believe me it is. You see, I have grey hairs. At the age of 52, some grey hairs are to be expected. Whether they are tolerated or not is a different matter.Society doesn’t like grey hairs on a woman, particularly when they’re middle-aged and showing signs of ageing
Living Water (opens the original)
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Today if the Feast of Creation in Christ, the first Sunday in the Season of Creation. The Season of Creation is a time for churches and Christians all over the world to reflect on and celebrate God’s good creation.Each year the Season of Creation has a theme, and this year the theme is “Living Water.” It is drawn from Ezekiel 47, a chapter that has the prophet seeing water coming from all four sides of the temple (47:1–4).In the end, Ezekiel comes across a river that no-one could cross.Then Ezek
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