Did You Remember

Did you remember to give thanks for waking up to another wonderful day?
Would it help to improve your path by taking just a few minutes to pray?
When does gratitude come into play during a person’s daily life?
Does appreciation improve the state of mind of a husband or wife?
 
How does chemistry work when generating joy in the atmosphere?
How is it that the Universal Mind connects to us and disperses weakening fear?
Why do we strive for compliments and adoration towards things that we do?
Does one respond by putting one’s self down or rather being modest, grateful, and true?
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November 14, 2022 at 2:28 PM
Its true Wayne, we probably don't say "thanks" enough to Him for the little things that happen each day. He probably likes to hear appreciation, just like we do. I know if I find something that I am looking for quite quickly, I always say Thank you to Him, And if I drop something and it doesn't break, He gets a thank you. Then bigger things, like someone I love gets well, that's when he gets a great big Thanks. But I guess I could do more, I know he does a whole heap for me ! Your poems are strong and beautiful. I especially love then when they aren't too long. I like to read them aloud and my voice only lasts a few minutes these days. Best wishes Wen
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November 14, 2022 at 4:43 PM
I try to avoid He which depicts gender but God has a feminine side and that spark of God is in you. I once heard to heal yourself, first say I apologize, then please forgive me, I love you and thank you, you speak to each cell of your body. God is in you.
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