Plentiful
“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” – Anne Frank
“Find out how much God has given you and from it take what you need; the remainder is needed by others.” – Saint Augustine
As spring takes its time to arrive, the warmth of the sun assures that it will come and stay for a while. As winter takes its time to depart, the grass peeking out in patches assures that it will leave for a while. Seasons come and go as time keeps unfolding before us. And the alarm is going off. It’s your wake up call. Capture each moment while you are in it. Each moment, each season brings its own gifts to be opened.
Be impatient. Do not wait to change the world. Find those who need you and need them in return. Plant seeds of hope, water them with enthusiasm. A beautiful pink bouquet is waiting to bloom. There is plenty for all. Cast light. Cast pink.
I love the use of the phrase, be impatient. So often, we get caught up in the catch phrases that society throws in our direction. Every so often, it is a good idea to turn them upside down to see how they fit. In this case, it fits perfectly. Thank you 😉
Often our challenge is patience when we need it the most to let go of worry and anxiety. Our other challenge is complacency. When we give up and don’t think we can make an impact. Thanks for commenting.
Complacency is something that most all of us have issues with to some degree. Complacency is many times a real problem that goes unrecognized in our lives. We become so connected to our feelings that we lock down our world we have comfort in. We allow nothing to disrupt it. It is when we allow some disruption that we solidify our beliefs and feelings. Having the courage to explore and question our comfort levels, beliefs and positions in life is rewarding to the soul. Having the patience to let go of our daily complications and allowing ourselves to overcome complacency in life is such a gift and something we should all strive for.
Beautifully said.