Give More Than You Take...

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by Louise Docker

 May the radiant energy of this wonderful natural Mandala flow through you and be a fountain for healing.

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Regret or Rejoice

Having a Birthday is like getting a check up

As we review our life with all

Its twists and turns through a timeline

Only to face ourselves and the choices we made

And yet the only failure we make

Is to recognize that each choice

Only took a moment to make

And a lifetime to unfold

cRb 3.11.12

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Sprouting

And so as the sprouts rise from the soil
never knowing what may befall them
we too must open to the unknown
in an innocent yet responding manner
for that is where the beauty lies
not above nor below 

but in the moment

charlieRivermanbergeron 3.10.12

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I had a dream..

If we are to have a dream
let it be of Peace and Unity

All of Earth's children in Love
Sharing in the abundance
into which we were born

For when the dream comes true
we will at last be awakened
to the Glory of our United Heart
and the Light of our Presence

We will shine into the universe
as energetic waves of gratitude
more brilliant than a thousand suns

 Charlie Riverman Bergeron 3.7.12

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When I See Clearly ~ Tom Walsh

When I See Clearly

I recognize that I am a part of a community of people that are interconnected and interdependent, and that I need to be an active part of that community on the level that best suits who I am.

When I see clearly, I recognize that the fresh air, the blue or cloudy skies, the sunshine and the snow, the winds and the rains, are all gifts that maintain the precarious balance of this beautiful planet on which we live.

When I see clearly, I recognize that other people aren't necessarily wrong just because I don't agree with them, and that there may be something important to learn from the people who disagree with me the most.

When I see clearly, I recognize the fact that I'm a very special person who has very special gifts, and that I'm just as deserving of my respect and love as anyone else is.

When I see clearly, I recognize that the mistakes that I and others make are part of being human, are part of the need to learn through experience, and should be dealt with accordingly and not judged harshly.  Some learn more slowly than others, and thus will make more mistakes.

When I see clearly, I recognize my need to be me, to be true to me, and to be the best me I possibly can be.  I have a responsibility to the other people in this world to do to others as I would have done to me, to speak to others as I would be spoken to, to give more than I would receive.

When I see clearly, I recognize that the world is a beautiful place full of wonders, that I am a beautiful person full of potential, and that each person around me is beautiful and loving and doing his or her best to make the best of life.

Tom Walsh.

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Morning Blessing ~ 3.2.12 Angela Peregoff

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