A Few Good Words
“Instead of trying to discipline your mind with ill will, fault finding, guilt, punishment, and fear, use something more powerful: the beautiful kindness, gentleness, and forgiveness of making peace with life. “Ajahn Brahm
I read this quote this morning and this is now the third place I am posting it. It seems that the longer I live, the less energy I have for fault finding, including my own. More and more I want to live, like these words from the Irish poet John O’Donohue:
Fluid
I would love to live life
like the river flows
Carried along by the surprise
of its own unfolding.
Notes
Note:1) I am loving November. I understand that we started winter early but it is such a nice one. Cold but not bitter. No rain. Rays of sunshine and beautiful sunsets and clouds.
Note:2) It cannot be said enough, how important it is to have your people, on whom you can rely. Come what may, when you have that you have everything you need.
Note:3) Thank you for showing up here week after week. Warm regards, Trudy
Thank you Trudy
I loved listening to John O’Donohue’s podcast.
I’ve been reading the caregiving book reading the Masks we wear out loud to Jim. I could have written that chapter except I wasn’t aware I wore each mask.
I am enjoying each day even if I live in my housecoat reading. Lol
Creative meals make us happy.
Thank you Tamara and Janice. you are both very kind and encouraging and I appreciate your reading and commenting.
Fluid embodies how I wish to live my life, making peace with life. Thank you Trudy for your beautiful kindness. xoxoxox