Walking Without The Crowd

 

The poster says:  The one who follows the crowd will usually get no further than the crowd.  The one who walks alone, is likely to find himself in places no one has ever been. —- Albert Einstein

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While most of us crave companionship on a daily basis, we all do need to have quiet moments and be alone.  It is in being alone that we meet ourselves and assess what we are doing.  Being alone gives us a chance to try things without the running commentary of family and friends, and, it gives time to find those things that feed our Soul.

As the Earth changes, we change.  We need quiet time to process the changes.  We can discover that we are amazing; that life is amazing; and that the world is amazing.  

Blessings.

Judy

To Be Happy

 

The poster says:  The happiest people don’t have the best of everything, they just make the best of everything.  —- Unknown

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I keep thinking about how a baby comes into the world with nothing, and how happy a baby is.  As it gets older, and people give it “things”, it becomes unhappy when it doesn’t have “things”.  It does make you wonder what our lives would be like if manufacturing just stopped, and if we did not have things.  

Concentrate on some questions and see what happens as the answers come out.  

• What made you laugh today?
• What action happened that gave you a warm, fuzzy feeling?
• What caused you intense frustration today?

Blessings.

Judy

Reflection Of Life

 

The poster says:  Reputation is what men and women think of us; Character is what God and Angels know of us.  —— Thomas Paine

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The discussion at the lunch table, was around an individual who was known as being difficult and who was causing delays in getting some specific work completed because he could not make up his mind.  Some of the comments were unkind. Some were humorous.  

At the end of the day, however, it does not matter what each of us thinks about another; it is about how well the individual lives with himself or herself, and what they have done to be true to ‘self’.  Standing firm in what one believes in, is in fact, a great show of character.  

Blessings,

Judy