Wednesday, June 06, 2007

*ding ding*


One cannot have wisdom without living life.--Dorothy McCall


Understanding circumstances, other people, even ourselves, comes with the passage of time and our willingness to be open to all the lessons contained within a moment.

We must be willing to participate fully in the events that have requested our attendance.

Then we can discover the longed for clarity about life and our role in it.


We all long for happiness, an easier life, and wisdom.

We learn so slowly that both happiness and the easier life are generally matters of attitude.


Therein lies our sought-after wisdom.


How much simpler it makes living through even our most feared experiences when we have acquired the wisdom to know that the mind we carry into the moment, any moment, will be reflected in the outcome.

It takes patience and willingness to live fully enough to reap the benefits that accompany wisdom.

4 comments:

I, Like The View said...

How much simpler it makes living through even our most feared experiences when we have acquired the wisdom to know that the mind we carry into the moment, any moment, will be reflected in the outcome.

thank you

RubyShooZ said...

Is this the right room for a change of attitude?

Peace, love and understanding~

I, Like The View said...

need patience and willingness. . .

skinnylittleblonde said...

As usual Mel...words profoundly true. Wisodm doesn't come to us as we sit on our bums waiting for it to knock on our door. It's out there & in here, waiting for us to go out and experience it.
Sometimes its even painful to acquire, but in the end well-worth it kind of like a much loved tattoo.