Feed the Right Wolf
The quote below was sent me, and since I think it is very pertinent, I pass it along to you, even though the original source of it is not known…
The quote below was sent me, and since I think it is very pertinent, I pass it along to you, even though the original source of it is not known…
This is helpful to know both in creative endeavors and in spiritual life.
I encourage you to make ongoing, conscious choices to inhabit the perspective that will joyously propel you in the best direction.
I’m enjoying my one page list format from my recent Bible studies lately in my “bullet journal” and thought I’d share the blessings.
Now I am no longer feeling like being more spiritually minded projects death to the self. It is feeling more like a quick path to self-fulfillment and the broadest expression of my highest authenticity.
Creative Arts Camp each year at Camp Newfound in Maine is always a time to grow spiritually. The supportive influence of being there is a beautiful thing to see and be a part of.
Recently, on the Connecticut Homeschool Network a first year homeschooler solicited experienced homeschoolers to share one piece of advice…
Check out some of what I especially appreciate that he advocated shown in memes here in this post…
I loved the content, theme, and message of this movie, however the execution of the film brings my review down to four stars.
Instead of a scattered bunch of verbal advice, our daughter asked for me to share what wisdom I wanted to convey regarding helpful hints for her college success concisely and in writing.
We saw this amazing this amazing rainbow in Jasper, arguably either a double or a quad, because the lower one had repeating rainbows in it, which I had never seen before…
Since Banff was still shrouded in rain, we went up to Yoho National Park to see Emerald Lake noted for its exceptional color. I was trying to be patient, flexible, and cheery, but we still had not seen what we had traveled here for.
Discipleship is a good thing:
something to seek
and make an effort for
like food and shelter.
What makes up
your body
of thought?
They say the average person
has 70,000 thoughts a day
which is 2,916 per hour
or 48 per minute.
Last week I read a wonderful blog post by Katrina Kenison that I quote below so I can refer back to it as time glides on. She hits the nail on the head doesn’t she?
Things are literally different depending on “the frame of reference” you view them from, and this has been proven to be true experimentally. It is not just an illusion.
Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. The point is, to live everything.