Journal
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–8
“The day which
we fear as our last
is but the birthday
of eternity.”
—Seneca
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–7
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–6
“Clarity in the present moment uncovers landmarks for understanding the past
and the future.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–5
“Nearly all
the best things that came
to me in life have been unexpected,
unplanned by me.”
—Carl Sandburg
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–4
“The most wasted of all days
is one without laughter.”
—e. e. cummings
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–3
“Without solitude,
no serious work is
possible.”
—Pablo Picasso
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–2
"Stand like a mountain,
flow like water."
—Lao Tzu
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 6–1
“Use your smile to change
the world; don’t let the world
change your smile.”
—Chinese Proverb
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 5–24
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 5–23
—Leon Buscaglia
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 5–22
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 5–21
Every time you find yourself “stuck in a moment” — such as dwelling in negative or unpleasant memories, simply put them in an imaginary box. Be sure to gift-wrap them with shiny paper and ribbons — the more colorful, the better!
Out of sight and out of mind, these learning experiences wrapped with the perspective of time remind us of how much we‘ve learned — and how, by prizing them as gifts of wisdom and maturity, we can pass them along to all whom we meet, just merely by being ourselves.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 5–20
“God seems to send us on
the path toward our own wholeness
not by eliminating the obstacles,
but by making use of them.”
—Richard Rohr
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 5–19
