What is it that I feel is most important? What is it that is most influential in my life? How can I prioritize what is important? How does that one thing that is most important to me, contribute to my life being more complete, content, and joyful? Is what I deem most important, really my most important priority? Or do my priorities need to be realigned? For me, my faith is number one in my life. Despite the fact that it is most important, I still find myself needing to refocus on that priority. For me it was not a…
I believe when we were taught to share as young toddlers, it was one of the most important lessons of our life. If one is willing to share their time, knowledge, and love, those around them grow and they are able to be lifted to the next level if they so desire. Time Sharing one’s time is priceless. We have 24 hours in a day. We can’t buy more time, we can only extend deadlines. When someone generously gives the gift of their time, it is often meaningful in unspoken ways. I am thinking about the gift of…
It would be nice if one just landed in the zone and had an instant ability to function with love in their heart on a daily basis. To be able to live stress-free, with total forgiveness, no judgments, with peace, and love for all. For me, it is not easy, it’s not something that comes without thought, it’s not something that comes naturally and effortlessly. I consciously choose love. It is my choice to stay focused on the good. Of course, I have moments of worry, stress, and anger, along with many other imperfections in my life…
For those of you who have been following my journey, you know that I have great respect for the Nemeh family and their “unshakeable” faith. The general mission of their organization, Path To Faith, is to “bring people closer to God by experiencing his love and his power that heals us both physically and spiritually.” Dr. Nemeh and his wife, Kathy, “Hope to spread the message that God is present and active in our lives each day, and to guide all of us on the path to a more perfect life.” Years ago I was reading The Alchemist, by Paulo…