Susan Miller, PhD, SD / Integrative Creative & Healing Arts

Susan Miller, PhD, SD / Integrative Creative & Healing Arts Creative & Healing Arts Coaching, Spiritual Direction, Creative Arts Workshops, Mixed Media Art

Professional Life Coaching, Certified Creativity Coaching, Entrepreneurial Coaching, Creativity Therapy, Creativity Workshops and Retreats, Coaching Groups, E-courses, Mixed-Media Art Classes

Susan Stott Miller,PhD, LPCS, NCC: Certified Creativity Coach (CCA)
Certified Kaizen-Muse™ Creativity Coach,
Licensed Professional Counselor, Board Certified Professional Christian Counselor, Licensed Unfolding Your Life Vision®, Right-Brain Business Plan® Workshop Facilitator, Artist: Painting, Mixed-Media, Fabric Art

Yes. This.
09/17/2026

Yes. This.

Praying this poem by Kate Lore tonight with gratitude.

“Call Back the Holy”

A god who needs cruel men
to bruise the world into obedience
is a god cruel men have made—
shaped from their fear,
crowned with their hunger,
given a voice
that echoes only themselves.

Leave that altar.

Come into the open,
where the Holy is still breathing
in leaf and lung,
still rising like dawn
beyond every border
drawn by fear.

God is the open hand,
the widening doorway,
the lamp left burning
to guide the lost home.

God kneels beside the wounded,
breaks bread with the stranger,
and gathers the banished
into the wide embrace
of belonging.

Let the gods of cruelty
crumble into dust.

Let Love rise instead—
ancient as breath,
gentle as mercy,
strong as the river
breaking winter’s hold.

Let Love rise in us
until every soul is gathered
within the circle of our care.

For God is Love.

And Love asks only
that we become
its open hands.

(Image is entitled, “Our Lady of Kibeho” by Sanctified Souls, a greeting card company)

09/14/2026
09/02/2026

September offers a gentle invitation to slow down. We can surrender what lies beyond our control, become present to the grace within this moment, and notice the goodness of God that busyness often hides.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

Create a little space for stillness with our free weekly devotional linked in bio.

08/23/2026

When we over-identify with emotions, we suffer more. But mindfulness and self-compassion help us relate to our feelings without becoming them— instead, we hold them with care.

Next time a strong emotion comes up, try to pause and say to yourself: “This is a moment of suffering. May I be kind to myself.” Notice the shift.

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