Everyone has his/her own personal relationship with his/her higher power. Some rants, some raves, for whatever it is worth. Click in to read added comments, or add your own.
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He has good days and bad days. More bad than good lately. Can you give him a break? He must have pissed somebody off big time in a former life. He is paying for it now. Paying in a big way! Overpaying, if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteWe could eat ourselves alive wondering what could have been. I see glimpses of greatness that can be accomplished on a good day. Can't anyone see the value of more good days than bad?! Can't someone give him a break already?!
On Michael:
ReplyDeleteO, so I tuned in. Would never pay that kind of money to attend in person, but listening to Brooke Shields kind of made me sorry I never knew him in person. RIP, finally.
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
ReplyDeleteThe unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, July 4, 1776.
They key is the "pursuit" of happiness; the "pursuit" of abundance. Yes, we all have the right to pursue these things. Trouble is, sometimes life gets in the way of our pursuit. If what I used to enjoy was making me money, almost enough to get by, and now it is not so enjoyable, I would like to pursue other avenues I enjoy to achieve abundance and happiness. But I still need to make money to get by, in this society. No one will pay for me to pursue these things. How do we get the two to connect? That is my dilemma. That is my frustration. That is my mountain to climb. It is not that I will find abundance and happiness at the top. I may never get to the top. But in the treacherous climb up, can I take my hand off the ledge to enjoy the view, the feel of the earth or rock beneath me, the freshness of the air? Can I conquer my fear? Therein lies the question! Perpetually ponderable.