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Silent Sunday

LarryG
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On Isle Au Haut  JT MILLER.JPG

On Isle Au Haut  J T Miller took this photo

It's "silent" now because my hearing aids are still in the box!  It will be a quiet day, daughter for a couple of "projects" and a visit with my wife.  No plans to start any old habits today, no plans at all.

We human beings seem to prefer to be in the light. Most of us rely on the daylight to move around safely and do our work. In the light we feel like we have more control. At night, when the world is dark, we feel less in control. We do two things: we turn on the lights so we can continue our daytime activity, or we go to sleep.

But darkness has gifts for us—different gifts than we get from light. Darkness changes how we see things. In the dark we see less, but we pay better attention. As we let go of our fears and let our eyes adjust to the dark, we find that we can see more than we first thought. We can see enough to take the next step. There are some things, like the stars, that we can see better in the dark.

From the book:  God Grant Me....

“Live the Life of Your Dreams: Be brave enough to live the life of your dreams according to your vision and purpose instead of the expectations and opinions of others.”
 Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart

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About the Author
I quit on October 25, 2013, it was the best decision I ever made (or, one of them). I smoked for over 50 years and quit Cold Turkey. My most useful tool is gratitude, you can borrow some from me.