It’s a good day to count your blessings and to be grateful and happy for what you have and who you are.
You can collect every little thing in the world that you want and still have nothing; or you can be satisfied with very little and still have it all.
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Yes! You can be satisfied with very little and still have it all 🙂
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I can see how you would know that first hand in your exciting travels. Thx Alison.
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You are right. Its good to count your blessings. I need to do that every day. Dianne
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Me too. I should put it at the top of every list.
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Very, very, wise, grandmalin. 🙂 I should call you Grandma Owl. 😀
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I do have my days when smart things pop into this old head. 😀
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Aww don’t be so humble! You spout words of wisdom at least once a day!
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Very sweet! To live with that feeling that I have it all is wonderful! 🙂 tomas ♥
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I aspire to be like you tomas, and experience that feeling every day. xxoo
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🙂 My first teacher told me, sometime in the early 80’s, “Accept all changes” – not easy but it works. Then I read Krishnamurti asking himself once during a talk, “Do you want to know what my secret is? I don’t mind want happens.” very similar… Now there is Jeff Foster with his new book “Deep Acceptance” … so everybody is saying the same thing! 😉 tomas ☼
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“I don’t mind what happens” is so simple and yet so profound. There’s really no need for all our contrived complications, is there? Thank you tomas. xxoo
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