What we see, and how we see it, can be as baffling as it is rewarding.
We need the light to shine into the deepest crevices, yet in the darkness we are more likely to find the solutions that often escape us. We are forced to look harder to see even the obvious.
Will you follow the light into those darker spaces?
It’s only a word. One word, and often it is the first you speak to someone, anyone, even a stranger. It is a useful word, for it can be a welcoming word, or one of acknowledgement. It is a word that only asks the same, and is easily satisfied. It is accepting of a simple response or, with a hello, you never know where it will lead, or how far it can go. We could all use another hello.
One month into this new year, and still I have not settled into all I had intended to do.
Sure, there has been all that snow and the disparaging cold, and I’ve managed to keep moving through it all. Yet, my to-do list has yet to be tackled.
I can only call it procrastination.
I have plans to complete certain things this year (a goal more than an intention), and already a month has passed. That gives me far less time; February is already a shorter month than most.
Certainly, it is now time to get going before March comes along.
Each season of our precious life will undoubtedly reveal an invaluable lesson, but none more sacred or endearing than the season before, or the year before that. I believe it takes time Good fortunes may not always be what present themselves at the time and may, in fact, take cumulative years or seasons to present a true lesson. Knowledge can be learned. Wisdom comes over time.