Month: February 2018

My own honesty requires me to be true to myself. With a simple statement from a friend I heard the challenge. “Don’t ignore God,” was all that was said, and the ripple effect of the stone thrown into the pond sent me thinking. Continue reading “Honesty”

Have you ever watched someone struggle at wisdom? No, I am not saying they are stupid, I am saying I see the struggle they face.

With our own blind eyes and ideas, we approach the situation thinking our plan is logical. We proceed, never realizing the cart is bigger than the horse, yet alone in front of it. Continue reading “It’s a Difficult Thing”

Before your head has lifted from the pillow, before your feet touch the floor, before the first sip of coffee, you have lost the battle. You just don’t know it yet. Day 3 of the boiling emotion has you troubled.  Patiently and with every ounce of information, gathered in a lifetime, you’re controlling your temper. Continue reading “Temper Temper…”

I think the most difficult thing in life is “putting in your time.”  It is difficult living in deserts, in caves, and in dark places only known to your own heart. By cherishing suffering, we can enjoy flowers. By understanding pain, we can include peace. The balance of living is measured in wants, but for the joy of it we are lost. Continue reading “Putting in Your Time”