Happy Wednesday everyone and welcome to the last day of March.
The month here at least was a sharp contrast to our wintery months of February and January. Glad for that here as I sure you are. What will April bring? Rain I am sure the old saying that April showers brings May flowers holds true we can all attest to that. So enjoy this last day in March and take some time to reflect on your actions, deeds, what magic may have come into your life and what magic you made for another's life.
How did you make a difference in March?
Today, I take the time to write about what could be if we focused on some aspect and tried to develop a strong habit or focus.
I write about a simple phrase "Follow your Heart". What does it mean to follow ones heart? What does the heart really have to do with our mind? What can we do to help, focus and address the issues of the or our heart? Good questions are they not?
Next week I want to take a few days and write about What is wrong with many hearts and what is wrong with our world because of it. I want to take a few days to get you to think about some things, jostle a few thoughts awake and stir some direction to how we as a small group could change some hearts, turn them from anger, rage, blame to forgiveness, acceptance and Love. So starting Monday I will take the week to share some ideas' and previous follies our heart has made. It will be of my thoughts on the the fall of the heart and what is wrong with so many parts of our world because of it.
But for today a few thoughts this easter week on the phrase "follow your heart".
What does it mean to follow ones heart?
The heart and soul is very connected to our brain and thoughts.
We often talk about our dreams and goals, our passions and desires and often we place them from the heart. Do we often skip the mind and just follow our heart? Or do we even skip our heart and follow our thoughts? Which is right?
Aristotle wrote the following:
Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.
Another quote that rings true by Robert Tizon:
I would rather have eyes that cannot see; ears that cannot hear; lips that cannot speak, than a heart that cannot love.
To follow your heart to listen to your soul and spirit is a gift we should develop and all think about.
To make a difference, to share a smile, to improve on a social condition, to take the time to allow God to flow through your soul and spirit to help another.
So what can we do to help , focus and address the issues of the and our heart?
That is for Thursday's Post, we will take a look at that but for now take the time to look inside your heart. Your soul and spirit are just as connected to your mind and understand and think about the quote that follows:
A flower without a stem, is beauty waiting to die.
A heart without love, is a tear waiting to cry.
-- Octavio Paz
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