Country Mama
Miracles do happen, do you agree? You can make miracles if you want to. It’s really not that hard.
When you make up your mind to do wonders around you, and set out to do them, you will see people begin to flourish from wherever they are at in life. They will even become aware within themselves that they are blooming. And they feel good about themselves when they are around you.
I work in a crazily busy environment. At work and at home. Every day you see someone’s faults and your heart is set to helping or doing wonders. Whether it’s a friend, co-worker, a spouse, your child, or even a thorn-in-the-flesh.
Picking on your friend’s, spouse’s, or child’s wrongs calls for wonders-shutdown— miracles that should have been on their way to happen. Instead, say something wondrous or winning about that person, things nobody notices.
Talk about them– to yourself and to those who will hear and identify with you.
In a very little while— and being the person of sensitivity that you are of those around you— you will begin to see great changes as a new person you are within you.
And you will see people of wonder on how amazing they are, as well.
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Do you want to do something about being a maker of wonders around you?
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Yes
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No
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One of the toughest teachings of Christianity and it is the only right way to live.
I agree, Dawn. The kindnesses of God are what draws us to purposefully do these sort of things, I think.
I will only help those who ask for help
Me too. But in my work situation, I keep an eye where my help is needed, without being asked. It gets crazily busy on most days! Everyone is too busy to ask.
Thank you for dropping by a note.
I agree that we help others, but we must not forget ourselves. This has happened to me many times.
I agree. When good things flow from us toward those around us, the heavens open up kindnesses to us and about us all around. Sometimes we are not even aware of these miracles.
I appreciate your input on the matter.
What a beautiful picture! It is best to focus on the good things in life. Difficult, but doable.
My husband’s photography collection. I agree with and believe about what you said.
what we bring to others with the heart of a servant, is then shared with others!
I believe that to be the way to think, “I am needed, so I will do it.” Thank you, Doc.
it is the rule of my life.
I will help when I can.
We all should strive to do more in our lives.
I work more than most people so my challenge is to be able to slow down. It is difficult for me.
That’s a wonderful message!