"I believe for every drop of rain
that falls, a flower grows
I believe that somewhere in the
darkest night, a candle glows . . . "
~Stillman, Drake, Graham, Shirl
~Stillman, Drake, Graham, Shirl
Our personal beliefs are important.
And I've found they become even
more so as we grow older. There
seems to be this need to nail them
down, as it were!
The popular rant of today is to
believe in yourself above all. I do
buy that on some level, but can't
imagine whatever happened to,
you first; I'm right behind you!
So now that I'm about a hundred
years old, I find myself pondering
my own personal belief system
more and more. Obviously, 'tis a
tad easier to believe in the tangible!
I believe in my family and friends,
hearth and home!
What about the intangible . . . I
believe in God as an all inclusive
term. The Bible has roughly 950
names for God, after all. I am
personally drawn to that tangible
evidence otherwise known as
Mother Earth.
I believe in personal integrity
and I am utterly committed. I'm
coming to the conclusion that
these are my three . . . family and
friends, Mother Earth and personal
integrity . . . really enough for me.
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