Coffee Musings Under the Maple Tree (Part 31) - Reflections of Dharmazeus
Coffee Musings Under the Maple Tree
(Part 31)
Reflections of Dharmazeus
A nightcap with our
favorite coffee completed my week and assured me of your wonderful friendship.
Thank you for being such an awesome friend. You are special and loved. See you
again next time.
The day won’t be
complete without a “GOODNIGHT” and a prayerful wish for a safe and restful
sleep. God bless you.
Allow not your
transformation be skin-deep. Conversion of the heart leads to an experience of transfiguration.
The purity of your souls emanates and radiates to others with love.
Never regret meeting
then loving someone only to lose them someday. It might be painful but know
that at some point in your life that person made happy memories with you. Keep
those memories and learn from those that brought tears to your heart.
The next time someone
tells you something, do not believe it immediately. Verify for yourself. Truth
often comes to those who know the full story. Otherwise, you betray yourself of
the truth and you will live aa life of lies.
Carpe Diem. Seize the
day. At the twilight years of my life, I wish not to worry about non-essential
things and of toxic people. I promise myself to enjoy life as it comes. Be more
loving. Be more caring. Be more charitable. Live the now.
Sometimes it’s better
to leave broken relationships as they are. Like broken glass, you might get
wounded all the more as you try to pick up the broken pieces.
Believe what you want
to believe. We are in a free world. But that freedom does not include accusing
people of falsehood and belittling others just because of what you heard of others.
If you cannot respect others, at least respect yourself.
It is very
disappointing when people who are important to you begin to disrespect you and
others. They become toxic out of their own making. What do you do? Pray for them.
Forgive. Leave. You don’t need to be surrounded by toxic people. Self-care.
Self-respect.
An adult who feeds
false information to anyone, especially the young ones, isn’t worth being
called an adult. On the other hand, the young ones who want to be treated like
adults should learn to weigh things fed on them and not to immediately believe
and react. Maturity, indeed, is not about age.
True charity does not
expect anything in return. And it does not recall when things get tough. Does
not count when situations go wrong.
Wisdom Is not only
knowing, but also understanding, analyzing, internalizing, and being able to
make decisions based on objective truth.
When silence speaks more eloquently than spoken words.
When silence is louder than words heard.
When silence pierces the heart sharper than a two-edged
sword.
Acknowledgments:
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https://www.pinterest.com/pin/394557617324788404/
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https://mjperry.blogspot.com/2008/06/carpe-diem-stats.html
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