Rebel Ingrates we are. Daily life can consume our moment by moment focus on those things we consider important stuff, and, relatively, they are. I am often catching myself in that mode, inching to the brink of anxiety. “DENNIS!!!, would it throw a monkey wrench into the machinery of some great celestial plan, (to paraphrase Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof), if i didn’t ‘get it done right now’, fix it today?’ ... or ever? Why not back off, up to about eight miles high for a more realistic perspective and focus on the dozens of blessings you are not noticing and being grateful for??? - I heard recently on KWAVE that psychological studies have shown - people who practice expressing gratitude to God and others are much happier than those who don’t.
Rebel Ingrates we are. Daily life can consume our moment by moment focus on those things we consider important stuff, and, relatively, they are. I am often catching myself in that mode, inching to the brink of anxiety. “DENNIS!!!, would it throw a monkey wrench into the machinery of some great celestial plan, (to paraphrase Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof), if i didn’t ‘get it done right now’, fix it today?’ ... or ever? Why not back off, up to about eight miles high for a more realistic perspective and focus on the dozens of blessings you are not noticing and being grateful for??? - I heard recently on KWAVE that psychological studies have shown - people who practice expressing gratitude to God and others are much happier than those who don’t.
Oh I believe it!