Tag: Motivation
Age has no limits for interests!
I am a Postcrossing member and recently at the Postcrossing blog, an article was written featuring their oldest member for now. She is Helen, 101 years old from the USA. One should read to find out that there are no age barriers for interests – even though we might have some limitations within our physical body as we age.
Among whatever that was written, what caught my eye was when Helen mentioned, “What you don’t use, you lose!” Isn’t that very much the truth? Our daily activities are at times so confined to certain matters, that we do not get to use all our talents and capabilities. It is time to look at ourselves and ask on a daily basis on what we are failing to use and letting it go to waste.
I was totally thrilled to read on Helen. I hope you do find some inspiration in this article just as I did.
Link to the article:
Title: A special postcrosser: Honney17 from the USA!
https://www.postcrossing.com/blog/2018/10/27/a-special-postcrosser-honney17-from-the-usa
An Inspiration / Motivation
For those who already know, I am into PostCrossing. For those who are keen to know more about PostCrossing, you can read the details here.
2 days ago, I received a postcard (as part of PostCrossing initiative) from Jacki of USA. What captured my attention was firstly the picture of the card (an owl!!!) and also the wording printed at the bottom of the card. The pictures are posted here and I also type the words after this just in case, it is not clearly visible…
The postcard is a painting by N. Kirsten-Honshin,“Mystical Messenger of the Morning Light”
Sacred Beauty Messenger
Spirit of the Night
Recognizing Each Moment
As a Precious Gift
Your Message is not only of the Darkness of the Night
But of the returning Morning Light
My further reflection is that in each moment, be it filled with bitter moments or pleasant moments, it has always something to convey to us. It is up to us on how we wish to take the lessons and experiences. Not all lessons or experiences can be pleasant. Should we have the mindset to look at the everything around us as a “precious gift”, life will hold more value than what we think. We might not get whatever we wished for immediately or we might not even get whatever we wished for at all. The most important thing is to always look for “hidden” blessings in any situation. If we choose to look at all moments in a positive way, life would not be difficult to live and we will not carry negativeness in us. This is not easy – but for anything – it is a matter of trying – it is a matter of choices. Who else is going to make the choices? We…we choose the kind of thoughts to carry in our minds and hearts…no one is responsible.
Since we have the choice, why not make the right and wise choices now itself?
Kintsugi or Kintsukuroi
I have ever touched on Kintsugi or Kintsukuroi topic before. This is a reinforcer on that from Mindful company…
Acts of Self-Love
It has been a long while since I posted something. Hope to be back at regular intervals to post something…today, I came across an article from the “Mindful Company” on acts of self-love… After all, we do not need the world to love us first. We need to love ourselves first…Enjoy loving and believing in your own self!
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Mindful Company – Acts of Self-Love
Quote for today…
Daily Quote
