HeyJaredThe Honeycomb Hermit
Keren Dibbens-Wyatt aka the Honeycomb Hermit is a chronically-ill Christian contemplative, writer and artist.
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Bread and Honey (opens the original)
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In 2013 I spent time every day for the whole year listening for pieces from God. Sometimes a word, sometimes a prayer picture, often both. The resulting pieces were posted daily on my Manna Blog. Since the website they were on is now deleted, I have been editing these morsels into four books, one for each season. The first three are out (on Kindle and paperback) under my Bee Books imprint, and I’m now editing the last one ready for winter.Today I thought I’d give you a taste of those books by ju
Birthday Poem (opens the original)
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My beloved husband Rowan has his birthday today. Happy Birthday, love! He has stuck beside me through everything and I love him with all the heart God gave me. Here is a new poem honouring my fellow poet, prophet and wild man of the Lord. <img alt=
Willow Wonder (opens the original)
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This week, God reminds me that I spent a lot of time as a child standing under a weeping willow that beautified our front garden. I would feel other-worldly behind that green curtain and imagine myself underwater or hidden away, making up stories and singing to myself. God tells me I am to remember that child of imagination and wonder, of anxiety too, and how she felt then. I am to hold fast to the solid trunk at the centre of all the weeping, and remember that this strength is God.<a class="ima
The Point of Suffering (opens the original)
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We probably all wish that we could ask God some questions and get the immediate clarity of response that Julian records during her Revelations of Divine Love. Many of us want to know the point of suffering. Why does it have to be this way?<img alt="" class="sizing-
One of the Millions Missing (opens the original)
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Rowan and I are rather painfully aware of M.E. since it is the illness that decided to blight my entire adult life (so far). Awareness day for the illness is in May, but on the 8th of August (8/8) and all this week, sufferers, carers and researchers highlight the severe end of the spectrum. I’ve been mild, moderate and now severe. To give you an idea of what that means, this information about functioning from the M.E. Association website may be enlightening: <a class="image-link image2 is-viewab
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