Today I received this message from Kathy Freston's daily quotes / recipes. I want to share this with you my readers because I've had messengers in my life who have showed me the way a few times... because I was receptive to their message too...I want to thank them.
The Messenger (Kathy Freston)
Every once in a while you come upon someone who says that exact thing that changes the course of your life forever. You don’t know why you listen, or shift, at that moment but you do. It’s something about that person that has you in awe; perhaps it’s an inner strength or conviction you feel in their body language, or maybe it’s a light in their eyes that speaks of a courage you want for yourself. That person you happen to meet or hear or see is the messenger you needed to show you your next step. (This is unbeknownst and unplanned on their part). That person may stay for a while or disappear as quickly as they happened on your path, but if you’re wise, you’ll receive what’s offered. You’ll know this is happening when your imagination gets fired up, when the energy moving through you feels clear and good and creative. You’ll know it’s happening when your mind is suddenly expansive and ideas and meaning begin to flow effortlessly through you. There’s no need to attach yourself to this person, but inwardly thank them for bringing you to your next step. You were ready. You called for it.
Friday, May 17, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
Do What you Can
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I asked my friend and business consultant about this.
He said, "If you are not convinced leave the country forever. If it's not someone like you who will build in Lebanon— who will?"
That said, I write these words with Israeli planes flying over our heads on a daily basis.
I choose to continue building, until further escalations... day by day...
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| Trust that little voice that tells you: "It can work, you have to try" |
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