03-24-2011 Worth the time.

Every day I'm reminded that a day starts and a day ends. We have our days divided into time allotments. We for the most part account for our time spent in a day. There are pending appointments, work, family needs and really a quite exhaustive list of many different tasks that we are privileged to perform. Our mere existence is identified by how we execute or perform each and every one of them. Have we ever considered how often we lose track of time. We use time to regulate, position, motivate and many other things very important to our lives each and every day. In reality we very rarely try to function without knowledge of time. Other than the cost of something, time is often the most thought of issue we think of when making a decision. Hey wait a minute, is it really? GR 

03-23-2011 Forgetting important stuff

Yesterday I mentioned that how in the very beginning of Genesis, it gives physics all the key ingredients to provide proof in science. What would happen if we were to leave one of these out. We can all think of a time when we attempted to make or do something in which we overlooked something important. Most likely we use these as lessons learned in life. If your like me you focus on past experiences to better perform in situations that come along, only to be so focused that we overlook an other key issue. This is life. One lesson after another. We create them. How? We do stuff. We get up in the morning. We read. We pray. We Work. We sleep. There is a pattern to what we are about. We are curious creatures by nature. We work physically to provide sustenance for our mere existence. We rest so that we can recharge our minds and bodies. If we fail to do any of these things for any amount of time, it has a very negative effect on us. There are examples of this all around us. Each of us see this a little differently perhaps. All in all we agree that life is fragile. Who we are, and how we navigate this life makes a huge contribution to the overall culture and environment in which we live. Our lives seem to just co exist along side of millions of other lives. Sometimes we feel as if we are just part of a river passing by. Maybe by chance one looks back on the initiation of our existence and gets just a glimpse of whats important. Time, Source, Action, Air and Mass. Such simple words to define, yet an incredible combination that has yet to be fully executed to its greatest potential. We are an important part of a perfect plan. We are defined by our willingness to recognize that there is a power and existence far more complex than one can imagine, yet because we believe in it, it simplifies our lives. GR