Morning Meds; 5 4 24
If you are truly grateful you have enough, you will not feel poor.
Morning Meds; 5 4 24
If you are truly grateful you have enough, you will not feel poor.
Morning Meds; 10 1 22
Memories preserved in crystallized time, sorting the useful from the unneeded.
Shifting through sand, saving the grains of pleasure and letting the others slide.
Cleansing a soul of those that scratch from those worn smooth by constant touch.
Every moment births a memory, combined they make us who we are.
Both the useful and the now unneeded share a beauty, but the beauty is only seen when we recognize their purpose.
Morning Med; 9 27 22
The experiences we are living now and from our past are the memories that become wisdom in our future.
Morning Meds; 3 16 20
In this imagined spiritual journey, we’re not searching for a way home, we are searching for the memories of who and what we’ve always been.