A new day brings a fresh breath of air from the Spirit. Inhaling it can bring new hope, aromatic pleasures, a strong faith and a desire to welcome God’s love into our hearts. Whether it be whole, shattered or fractured, His love never leaves this soul spark of life.
~Marie T. Morrison~
The reader is to relax, seeing how the spiritual life can make everyday living worthwhile.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Saturday, December 11, 2010
MINUTES
There are moments when we find ourselves wishing we were doing something else for those thirty minutes or sixty minutes, having to be somewhere we’d rather not be. It could be visiting a relative, sitting in a house of worship or going to an activity because it means so much to another person. Looking at it as only a few minutes in a day, week, month or year, it really isn’t long at all. Those few minutes of time can result in everlasting memories.
~Marie Morrison~
~Marie Morrison~
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
TOMORROW
The last line of the novel “Gone With the Wind” has Scarlett O’Hara saying “Tomorrow will be another day.” Yes, it will be another day. How will we approach it? Will we drag into the new day all the heaviness we are carrying upon our shoulders? Doing so will soon have our shoulders down to our knees, as we continue to add worries to those we can’t let go. Or, we could try something new; trying to start each day with a clean slate. We will be floating on air before we know it. What matters is what is happening right now, not what happened yesterday. Ask the Holy Spirit to help lift you up. Forget the past; breathe in the fresh air. Let your soul feel the new energy. Say a prayer of thanks to God for letting you enjoy another day in His beautiful world.
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