“I see you,” a friend said in an online writers’ group where we support and encourage each other. Having felt stressed and anxious, I experienced a sense of peace and well-being with her words. She “saw” me—my hopes, fears, struggles, and dreams—and loved me. When I heard my friend’s simple but powerful encouragement, I thought of Hagar, a slave in Abram’s…
“I see you,” a friend said in an online writers’ group where we support and encourage each other. Having felt stressed and anxious, I experienced a sense of peace and well-being with her words. She “saw” me—my hopes, fears, struggles, and dreams—and loved me. When I heard my friend’s simple but powerful encouragement, I thought of Hagar, a slave in Abram’s…
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