Comments on: Socks On, Socks Off. http://hearttalesblog.net/newsletter/2010/01/31/socks-on-socks-off/ Stories of healing, wisdom, and faith for your journey toward wholeness Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:44:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Robert Bela Wilhelm http://hearttalesblog.net/newsletter/2010/01/31/socks-on-socks-off/#comment-341 Robert Bela Wilhelm Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:44:28 +0000 http://hearttalesblog.net/newsletter/?p=536#comment-341 Jim, I meant to write "tend" not "end". Hope I am still clear... Jim, I meant to write “tend” not “end”. Hope I am still clear…

]]> By: Robert Bela Wilhelm http://hearttalesblog.net/newsletter/2010/01/31/socks-on-socks-off/#comment-340 Robert Bela Wilhelm Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:43:05 +0000 http://hearttalesblog.net/newsletter/?p=536#comment-340 I think of Leo Tolstoy's tale of the shoemaker who wonders when he has met Jesus... since he recalls only ministering to ordinary people in everyday life. Your tale, Jim, springs from the same moral vision of the great Russian teller. In a way, perhaps you now have to end to your own feet. Wash them, soothe them, sock them. They too are the feet of Jesus. I think of Leo Tolstoy’s tale of the shoemaker who wonders when he has met Jesus… since he recalls only ministering to ordinary people in everyday life. Your tale, Jim, springs from the same moral vision of the great Russian teller.

In a way, perhaps you now have to end to your own feet. Wash them, soothe them, sock them. They too are the feet of Jesus.

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