Comments on: Find Meaning in the Moment

By: Katherine Smith

Katherine Smith — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 16:19:51 +0000

How amazing is this article!! I am a single mother of two amazing kids, full time job, rent and bills to pay, dinner to make, etc… and I appreciate every single minute of it. If I lost any of that my life would be without purpose. It also is the best way to attain spiritual enlightenment. It’s easy to be in your (what I call) “Zen moment” when sitting on a misty mountaintop meditating without a care in the world. But try it when you’re surrounded by mounting bills (and the holiday rush – with all it entails), and everything else that was mentioned above. If you can achieve your “Zen Moment” then, you have truly achieved spiritual maturity, if not enlightenment! May all of your days be filled with Zen Moments and remember, having faith in yourself is JUST as important as having faith in your chosen God. Blessed Be.

By: MaziGrace

MaziGrace — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 14:32:15 +0000

Thank you for sharing those heart-warming stories of love and compassion. Each of us has the ability to create a vision of the world we want to be in …. a place of love, happiness and prosperity. If we hold that in our hearts, it will be. “Today, as I elevate my abundance consciousness, I do my part to heal the world.” ~Deepak Chopra ~

By: Mari

Mari — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 14:24:34 +0000

These are beautiful stories and make you stop and thank God that He has provided such wonderful, caring people in this world. It is a good season to stop and be thankful for your life, no matter what your circumstances are. There is always someone in harder times than you are in. Be thankful for what you have and give thanks to God for each and every day, and each and every person that you meet in your day. You may be their blessing.