Another letter from Neale Donald Walsch

On this day of your life, Penelope Josefine, I believe God wants you to know...

....that it sometimes looks like "one thing after the other,"

but really, it is Blessing After Blessing.


I know, I know...you don't experience it that way. But

that's because you don't see it that way. In this business

of life, "What you see is what you get."


If you think you are looking at struggle, struggle is what

you will experience. If you decide that you are looking

at a gift (even if you can't see it clearing in this exact

moment), a gift is what you will get. Just wait. You'll

see. I mean that literally. You will see.


Love, Your Friend....

Neale

Quote of the day ; )

Behaviour is Perceived, therefore we Are what they Think we are...

Carl Stoynoff
poet/philosopher
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Deepak Chopra talks about his book "Buddha" and much more ; )

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Quote of the day : )

We should not feel embarrassed by our difficulties, only by our failure to grow anything beautiful from them.

Alain de Botton

Another great e-mail from Neale Donald Walsch : )

On this day of your life, Penelope Josefine [or YOU],

I believe God wants you to know...

....that "Why?" is the most useless question in the universe.

The only question with any meaning is "What?"

Asking "Why is this happening?" can only disempower

you. Asking "What do I want to make of this?" does

exactly the opposite.

Here is a great secret: the Why of anything is to produce

the What of everything.

Think about that for a moment. In fact, think about it for

the rest of the day.

Love, Your Friend....

Neale

Quote of the day

Above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you, because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.

Roald Dahl

Rumi - Poems for the soul - Madonna reads "Bittersweet"

Mawlānā Jalāl ad-Dīn Muḥammad Balkhī or Jalāl ad-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī (30 September 1207 – 17 December 1273).
Known to the English-speaking world simply as Rumi.

One of his many beautiful love poems:

Bittersweet

In my Hallucination
I saw my Beloved's flower garden

In my vertigo
In my dizziness
In my drunken haze
whirling and dancing
like a spinning wheel
I saw myself
as the source of existence

I was there in the beginning
and I was the spirit of love

Now I am sober
There is only the hangover
and the memory of love
And only the sorrow

I yearn for happiness
I ask for help
I want mercy

And my love says

Look at me and hear me
because I am here just for that

I am your moon
and your moonlight too
I am your flower garden
and your water too

I have come all this way
eager for you
without shoes or shawl

I want to laugh
to kill all your worries
to love you
to nourish you

Oh Sweet Bitterness!
I will soothe you and heal you
I will bring you roses
I too have been covered with thorns

I got this from Neale Donald Walsch and thought it was something to share : )

On this day of your life, Penelope Josefine,

I believe God wants you to know...

...that getting down on yourself is not the answer.

Why would you do to you what God would never do to you?

The few things you do not "get right" (whatever that is)

cannot compare to the things at which you excel.

Do you know that? You are kind, you are caring, you are

generous, you are sensitive, you are compassionate, you

are forgiving, you are more accepting than you know,

and more loving than you will give yourself credit for.


Now...what else is there?

Try to understand this: You are doing just fine. Better

than 'just fine.' You are excelling. You are magnificent,

you are wonderful! And God loves you to pieces!

Love, Your Friend....

Neale