Okay, third time’s the charm, right? 🙂
photo by Karen Molenaar Terrell
Let’s try it one last time: What do you want for your world?
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What do you want for this world? (Let’s try it again.)
Just found a glaring humongo typo in my last post – I hate when that happens – let us try it again, shall we? 🙂
What do you want for your world?
Freeeeeeee!!! Free is good, right?
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Merry Christmas! 🙂
How do I picture you?
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Note from a Member of the Imperfect Humans Association
“…as I see it you will have two choices to make when you encounter imperfect humans – you can get really angry about it, or you can forgive people their flaws and foibles and be kind to them anyway. As a member of the IHA (Imperfect Humans Association), might I suggest you choose the second option?”
Love…
Every direction we go, every path we take, every experience we have, and challenge we face always leads us back to Love. Love is what heals – not words, tradition, prophecies, rituals, or creeds – but simple, undiluted, ungussied-up, unfancified, unconditional, unpackaged, unboxed, unpoliticized Love. If it doesn’t come from Love, isn’t performed with love, and doesn’t lead to love, let it go…
If something is true…
photo by Karen Molenaar Terrell
Note to Self…
Note to self: Don’t waste a single moment. Hurrying to get through this moment so you can get to the next one is not the way to live a life.  Make each moment count – learn something new in each moment, love more, see the beauty in now. Okay. Carry on then…
photo by Karen Molenaar Terrell
Sometimes we just need to get out of the way…
One of the most difficult things in life is to get out of the way and allow those we love to learn the lessons they need to learn and face the challenges they need to face. But why would we want to deny those we love the opportunity to grow?
photo atop Table Mountain by Karen Molenaar Terrell
Adventures of the Madcap Christian Scientist 