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I Know...Me Too
“These selected poems were written over a 40-year period. I dedicate this small collection to all the people who have touched me through these years: those who have loved me, liked me, challenged me, humored me, listened to and understood me, or —MORE -
The Light of Grace
The Light of Grace takes readers on an epic spiritual adventure as Grace, a newly-assigned angel, is given four humans to guide: Mumbi, an innovative prehistoric girl guided to break through limitations; Garth, a devout 14th century Christian who questions his faith... —MORE -
The God of Anna
The story is a memoir told by Anna, about a year in her life that held serious struggles for her when she was about to turn 11 years old. This bright, introspective child lost her loving father and gradually came to realize that he had held their little family together with his charm and philosophical outlook. —MORE -
7 Laws for Raising...
The 7 Laws of Raising Kids to be Financially Independent introduces parents and grandparents to the powers they hold to bring a fulfilling and abundant life to their young ones. It is written for parents who seek an empowering, warm, hands-on... —MORE
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You know those books you read that you actually bought? I mean the physical book? And it begins slow, or it's not your thing, but you continue reading anyway, because you paid for it? After all, it came highly recommended. In the end it rewards you a hundred times over, with you relishing the rich tale.
Movies can be like that too. You begin watching one on demand or on Netflix, and if you're not engaged quickly, you quit, just turn it off. But, if you specifically paid for it, you'll be more likely to continue watching. I just watched a movie like that. The beginning was not my kind of movie. But at the end I was bawling! Sign of a great story!
I am reflecting on how life is like this. How we get in these quagmires, stalls, spinning in circles where we don't know what direction we should go next and we feel like quitting. Or, where a new direction will take us in our life is unclear, perplexing or too difficult, and we want to abandon it. Yet, if we hang in there, we are amply rewarded. A thousand-fold. Blissville. The reason for our journey is revealed, in the end.
Therefore, we need to stick it out to see. Hang with it a bit longer. Don't give up. Start over. Take a deep breath. You will be rewarded. You'll see.
Quote below:Swami Vivekananda