I believe God gives each one of us gifts.
These gifts are for us to learn how to use them and watch them manifest into maturity.
If we stay mindful of our gifts and talents, and are productive with them, what do you believe you can do with yours? I call what I feel inside of me, colors.
I can be whatever color I want to be, but the more I stay tuned in to my brighter colors, the more I seem to accomplish, the more I feel grateful for, and the more I feel love around me.
When I have a bright yellow day, I havehad a good nights sleep.
I wake up feeling productive, inspired, and full of joy, the kind of joy you feel when you wake up and your spirit has been praising the Lord, and it is automatically coming out as words from your mouth.
What a joyous experience! Bright orange days include a lot of laughter and radiant love, the kind of love you feel that lasts forever, the love between sisters, or a mother and her child.
My gray days are special to me.
Gray represents the quietness in my spirit.
Days where you are able to linger in your bed, soaking in the silence of the moment.
As when the rain is falling so softly, it kisses the earth without any noise, what a beautiful softness it has! My pastel days are when there is a newness in my life.
Either I am learning and experiencing growth in myself, or I am watching it occur in another persons life.
Those are beautiful moments.
Those are also some of my most treasured memories.
Pastels represent change for me.
Change is rarely easy or comfortable, but I am teaching myself to look forward to it, instead of cringing, while watching it come my way.
Each of us have our own ways of describing our personalities, ways of thinking, and our belief systems.
I chose to share mine because I feel very happy to have come to this place of understanding in my life.
Some people, even elderly people, never do, so I amvery grateful for this knowledge.
This is what I think makes me great.
I choose to look at obstacles, pain, loss, love, desire, beliefs, everything that happens to me, as pieces of the puzzle that is called "me"".
I choose to make the mostof my gifts and talents to help myself, my family, and all others, because that is what I believe we are here to do.
It also makes a person feel great, knowing that even as specks of dirt in the universe, we choose to love, care,and give to others.
These gifts are for us to learn how to use them and watch them manifest into maturity.
If we stay mindful of our gifts and talents, and are productive with them, what do you believe you can do with yours? I call what I feel inside of me, colors.
I can be whatever color I want to be, but the more I stay tuned in to my brighter colors, the more I seem to accomplish, the more I feel grateful for, and the more I feel love around me.
When I have a bright yellow day, I havehad a good nights sleep.
I wake up feeling productive, inspired, and full of joy, the kind of joy you feel when you wake up and your spirit has been praising the Lord, and it is automatically coming out as words from your mouth.
What a joyous experience! Bright orange days include a lot of laughter and radiant love, the kind of love you feel that lasts forever, the love between sisters, or a mother and her child.
My gray days are special to me.
Gray represents the quietness in my spirit.
Days where you are able to linger in your bed, soaking in the silence of the moment.
As when the rain is falling so softly, it kisses the earth without any noise, what a beautiful softness it has! My pastel days are when there is a newness in my life.
Either I am learning and experiencing growth in myself, or I am watching it occur in another persons life.
Those are beautiful moments.
Those are also some of my most treasured memories.
Pastels represent change for me.
Change is rarely easy or comfortable, but I am teaching myself to look forward to it, instead of cringing, while watching it come my way.
Each of us have our own ways of describing our personalities, ways of thinking, and our belief systems.
I chose to share mine because I feel very happy to have come to this place of understanding in my life.
Some people, even elderly people, never do, so I amvery grateful for this knowledge.
This is what I think makes me great.
I choose to look at obstacles, pain, loss, love, desire, beliefs, everything that happens to me, as pieces of the puzzle that is called "me"".
I choose to make the mostof my gifts and talents to help myself, my family, and all others, because that is what I believe we are here to do.
It also makes a person feel great, knowing that even as specks of dirt in the universe, we choose to love, care,and give to others.
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