This is such a true saying and one that is especially relevant to those of us with open minds. How often do you hear something that you never knew? Simple facts or things that alter the way we understand or see something. There is something very rewarding about knowing something new. It might not always be retained, but for that day it is a present to enjoy.
Be brave about what matters. I am scared of heights and like most others who have this fear, my legs turn to jelly, I sweat and embarrasingly sometimes cry! But, I can sit on a tiny chairlift thousands of feet above a ravine and my fear is competely under control. The reason? I have skis on my feet and the reward of descending the mountain far outweighs my fear.
Some dreams are only there to be held on to, such as peace in the world. Other dreams are there to be persued but sometimes we are so busy holding on to that dream we forget to start the process of making it a reality.
“A surefire way to make a bad situation worse is to continue replaying it in your mind.”
The damage is done. Whatever has happened cannot now unhappen. The most important thing is to make the best choices given your current position.
I think June is often an in-between month. We are expecting the summer to be here bathing us in its warm glow and on the days that dosen’t happen we feel unsettled. Our clothes become a problem for a start! Plans we make work ‘whatever the weather’ in other months suddenly become less enjoyable if it isn’t a lovely sunny day, even though we know that is unlikely!
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” – Albert Einstein
Did you know, the bicyle is a powerful symbol of hope & progress? This is not a new concept, it has been around since bikes were invented. You don’t need a bike to keep moving and I believe there is an underlying message in the quote.
