“I am not broken. I am transitioning. Be patient with me” – Karen Lang
Category: Making a difference
Focus on Beauty
Be Impeccable
Your words have great power. Use them to support and inspire one another.
Flowering in Life
‘Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower’ John Harrigan
Empty your Boat
Echoes of Life
What we send out comes back. What we sow, we reap. What we give, we receive. Our life is an Echo. –
Tree Hugger
Warriors in Life
Do not say, ‘It is morning,’ and dismiss it with a name of yesterday. See it for the first time as a newborn child that has no name. – Rabindranath Tagore
Choose well
We are all one universe
An eternal wholeness
We complete each other’s existence
‘Alone’ is never an option.
Anita Krizzan
A baker in the town wanted to get to know a famous guru and so he invited him to dinner. The day before the dinner, the guru went into his bakery disguised as a beggar and took a loaf of bread and began eating it. The baker was furious and tossed him out on the street.
The following day the guru and a disciple went to the bakers house and were treated to a splendid banquet.
In the middle of the meal, the disciple asks, “How does one tell a good man from a bad one?”
Well, just look at this baker, he is capable of spending ten gold pieces on a banquet because I am famous, but is incapable of giving a piece of bread to feed a hungry beggar.
Paul Coelho
Each day we all make decisions that will either connect us or separate us. Our choices complete each other’s existence. Our choices create a ripple effect around the world.
What would love ask of you?
All of us are climbing the same mountain, but we each carry a different cross.
Working with people who are facing grief or difficulties each day, I realise that no matter who we are, we all face burdens or carry a cross at some point along our journey.
Each of us respond to our burdens differently, but I believe that we can always ask a simple question that may help us in our pain.
“What would love ask of you?”
Sounds simple enough, but when we truly understand love for ourselves first and then others, it can teach us how to respond during these difficult times.
Love may want us to speak the truth. Love may want us to slow down and nurture ourselves. Love may want us to have courage to face another day. Love may want us to reach out and receive the support we need. Love may want us to be gentle with ourselves, letting go of our judgement and expectations. Love may want us to accept others unconditionally. Love may want us to accept this moment exactly as it is.
No matter what love asks of you. Listen. You may find it’s exactly what you need.
