I found this particularly insightful today.  From www.dailyspiritualguide.com

Balance

Every generation has its own vices and its own virtues. With each passing generation, human history adds a few more pages to our earthly experience, a few more chapters to our book of knowledge, and a few more horizons to our view of earthly living.

The evolution ( Read more... )

This morning I was listening to a podcast and I thought I would share a "spiritual" thought ( Read more... )

I have been meaning to post this for a few weeks.  I though it was very enlightening.  It takes courage to change.  The biggest reason, is that people think of you as who you have always been and not as who you are trying to be now.  So, here are two thoughts on having the courage to change ( Read more... )

The following is an excerpt form a meditation written by a Cuban Pastor and translated by Leon Clymore ( Read more... )

Here is the sequel to the devotional I got yesterdays thought from.  I very much enjoyed it.  Even though it is not from this site, it is base don the passage of the same name as http://www.whosoever.org/

( God is Love )

Today I was reading the Purpose Driven Life eDevotional.  It was speaking about how we teach with our lives.

I have begun to consider what my life may have been teaching and what I want it to teach.

Interestingly, I had a friend in high school who knew I was going to be a teacher (a good teacher, she said).  So she gave me a brass apple hook.  I ( Read more... )

I enjoyed this thought this morning and thought I would share it. We so often get caught up in the idea of success. I sometimes wander what life would be like if I did such or the other and only in recent months have decided that I need not be well known or do anything huge to be of value ( Read more... )

Let us imagine that life is a river. Most people are clinging to the bank, afraid to let go and risk being carried along by the current. At a certain point, each person must be willing to simply let go, and trust the river to carry him or her along safely. At this point he learns to "go with the flow" and it feels wonderful ( Read more... )