God is Always Ready
Meister Eckhart
God is always ready,
but we are very unready;
God is near to us,
but we are far from Him;
God is within, but we are without;
God is at home, but we are strangers.
Meister Eckhart
God is always ready,
but we are very unready;
God is near to us,
but we are far from Him;
God is within, but we are without;
God is at home, but we are strangers.
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Joe: “When I was 14 my dad told me I was adopted. I demanded to know who the identity of my biological parents.”
Pete: “What did your dad say?
Joe: “He said, ‘We are your biological parents. Your new parents will pick you up in 30 minutes.'”
I don’t get it. Why don’t more folks choose to be happy? There are so many things around us that make me smile. I saw men and women dancing in a zumba class this morning. There were having a great time moving to the music. They made me smile. A daughter called while I was eating lunch. Not a problem, lunch can always wait. We had a great conversation. I saw two squirrels chasing each other in circles in my yard – that’s got to make you smile. It feels good to be happy, to look on the bright side. I’m not traveling down the tunnel of doom.
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Today’s Anagram:
John Kenyon
A face I saw, whose outward calm
All inward peace might well express;
And whose, I asked, that brow of balm?
Her name, they said, was Happiness.
And what those fillet-bands, I cried,
The which in either hand she bears?
Just such round Cupid’s eyes are tied,
And such eternal Justice wears.
“Wouldst Thou be happy,” ’twas replied,
“O’er coming hours must one be cast;
And one (I knew the truth, and sighed)
Must shroud the memory of the past.”
Joe: “My girlfriend and I would like to have kids one day.”
Pete: “That’s nice.”
Joe: “The only problem is we don’t think we could stand them any longer than that.
Hope Smiles from the threshold of the year to come, Whispering ‘it will be happier’. ~ Alfred Lord Tennyson
To do good things in the world, first you must know who you are and what gives meaning to your life. ~ Robert Browning