“My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me.”
― Jim Valvano
ME:
What is the hardest thing I am ever going to do?
OLD WOMAN:
To see yourself and every person as a gift.
ME:
What kind of gift?
OLD WOMAN:
The best kind. Based on the way you see yourself and how you receive others.
ME:
How?
OLD WOMAN:
If you receive yourself and other’s as worthy, lovable spiritual creations – perfect just the way they are – you get to see highest possible version of who you are. You get to be that. Experience that. And you become a gift to the world.
ME:
Sounds hard.
OLD WOMAN:
The longer you think that, the harder it gets.
Richard Wagamese – Embers
We get to choose how we treat ourselves and others each day.
LIVING IN THIS MOMENT 
Beautiful words dear lady, words of a wise soul to share them…and his too 😀 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
Thank you Mark 🙏🏻😊
i am addition by subtraction
Yes. 👏 In letting go of the old and the illusion within, we are so much more. Thank you 🙏🏻
peace to you Karen!~ have a nice day.
wonderful and wise
Thank you Beth 💚
Filled with rich insight, Karen. The beauty of aging is that we learn from each blow sustained and overcome over the years.
So true Rosaliene. Thank you 🥰
So very beautiful
Thank you 🥰🙏🏻
Truth! ❤
It is! 🥰💚🥰
Love the closing lunch line!
Thanks DK 😊