Picking Up Trash

Wouldn’t it be great if each of our lives came equipped with a truck with a giant suction hose to suck up the garbage that collects around us and ship it out of town? Resentments—slurp! Fretting over things we can’t change—slurp!  Petty frustrations—slurp! And off they would go, leaving clean streets for us to drive down.

What would you like this spiritual garbage truck to vacuum up and take away from your life?

The Daily Compass offers words and images to inspire spiritual reflection and encourage the creation of a more loving, inclusive and just world. Produced by The Church of the Larger Fellowship, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation Without Walls.

3 responses to “Picking Up Trash

  1. Karen McCarthy

    I’d like the truck to slurp away the negative self-concept I learned during my abusive first marriage. It’s a great deal of hard work to erase those tapes that tell me what a useless piece of garbage I am.

  2. Eric Reichert

    Regrets over missed opportunities from a long time ago.

  3. Nicki Hamilton

    Bitterness.

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