The Blessed Life

 Boy oh boy, it is sure a good feeling when I can blame others for my faults, for my mistakes.  It will make myself free from being seen as the bad guy.  The bad ones are them, not me.   My identity as the good guy has to stay in tact.  It has to serve my ego for the ego yearns to feel right at all times.  Yes, I have ego.  Don't you have it too? Shifting the blame saves me from explaining what is causing the problem.  The way of finding cause is to blame someone.  I do not have to defend myself nor will I be under attack.  My ego loves to think that I am not the problem, they are. Is this the way of life that I am proud off?  What good do I get when I am constantly putting others in bad light?  Why do I have to shift the blame and punish others?   Where is love, I wonder?  What happen to my conscience and do I have any? Enough is enough.   I have to stop the blame.  I need to learn to accept and take one hundred percent full responsibility.  Bad things that happen to me are the re

We cannot give life more time.   We cannot turn back the time.   Once we miss it, it is gone forever.  To live truly on the essence of time and giving life more life, we need to embrace the life that is ours and not of someone else’s. Giving time more life involves making the most of the time we have. This should be the way we ought to live.  Should we are to love life, we should not waste time for time is what life is made up of. We need to make the effort to live.  We need to prioritize activities that bring us joy and fulfillment.  We need to live life graciously – it is good should we are to live it honestly too.  We need to treasure the time that is in our hands.  We should and must not take life for granted. We need to create quality time, as much we can.  We have to build good deeds and live by them.  It will do us good to be mindful and be present in the moment.  We have to find meaning in our activities, amicable in our communication and be truthf

  Thank you to you, Shannon L Alder (an author).  This piece of your inspirational quote often rings in my ear.  Constantly and consciously, I have to remind myself to be a human.  I have to understand what being human is.  I have to live as a human first before all my earthly identities.  I need tolerance be a creed in life. You said, 'Before you call yourself a Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, Hindu or any other theology, learn to be human first'.   Yes, religion matters.  It grounds me to embrace what is good and bad.  It makes me how to think, what to think.  Importantly, your quote makes me to realize about being tolerant with other humans from different walks of lives.  It reminds me to be willing to accept differences, be it in characters or beliefs, among us. Tolerance will bring relationships closer.  Humans have to live together, regardless of colours and most importantly, religion.  Why, in most cases, that religion divides among us?  Is this its main purpose?  I have to

  From my heart 💖 .. to yours 💝 .. Let's walk into 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣4️⃣ with our heads up, with our hearts open and with faith of hopes.  For we shall only see potential and lots of it. May there be light to guide and brighten each day, May there be all things good to put a smile on our faces, May there be joy, love, peace to lift our spirits. May you and I greet January 1st 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣4️⃣ and the 365 days with greater inspiration and resolute determination to write more good stories and pleasant adventures, good fortunes and in good health.  May the blessings be! Happy New Year 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣4️⃣ Love and Prayers, ❤🙏🏻💚🙏🏻💛🙏🏻💙🙏🏻🧡🙏🏻