Living Well living well requires our physical, emotional, and spiritual health, none of which carries a particularly high price tag. It involves emotionally healthy relationships, intimacy, and genuine forgiveness. It involves connecting with God who says: Here I am. Trust Me. We need each other. I hope youll accept Me and let Me be part of your life. A wise and loving God created within us the gifts to succeed and the ability to fail. As human beings, we do plenty of both. Out of the balance of success and failure, however, we derive character, humility, integrity of mind and spirit, and we experience both joy and grief. Living well is not so much about success or achievement, nor is it about the absence of humiliation or sadness; we need all of those experiences. Living well spiritually, emotionally, and even physically is all about process. living well is about correcting mistakes while trying to avoid their repetition. Living well is about apologizing to those we offend while trying to avoid repeated offences. Living well is about making choices that reduce the magnitude, frequency, and consequences of our failures. Living well is to view, to behave, and to respect all others as we would have them view us, behave toward us, and respect us. This is the plain and simple golden rule of a human beings life well lived. It is Christ life reflected in our lives. Thank you, Lord, for creating us human, with all the potential of living well. Leonard L. Bailey
Posted on: Tue, 08 Jul 2014 08:03:26 +0000