The body always knows what to do to heal itself. The challenge is listening and doing what your body needs.
I was diagnosed with Osteoarthritis in 1997ish, Avascular Necrosis aka Osteonecrosis in my knee in 2014 and Factor V Leiden hetero, and Spondylolisthesis 2005ish
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In a world filled with the constant pressure to keep up appearances, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters – how your life feels. We often find ourselves caught in the whirlwind of striving for more, trying to match the lifestyles of our neighbors, coworkers, and friends. The pursuit of success and material wealth becomes a relentless race, and in this race, we sometimes forget to pause and appreciate what we already have.
Authentic Living: The Key to True Happiness
In our fast-paced society, it’s not uncommon to see people putting on fake smiles while dealing with the overwhelming stress of trying to keep up with others, especially those who seem to have more money, possessions, or success. We constantly compare ourselves to others, measuring our worth by external standards. But is this the path to a fulfilling life?
Authentic living encourages us to take a step back and reevaluate our priorities. It prompts us to ask ourselves: “Am I living a life that truly resonates with me, or am I merely chasing an image of success?”
The Pursuit of True Happiness
When we prioritize how our life feels, we begin to realize that genuine happiness doesn’t necessarily come from accumulating more things or outdoing our peers in a never-ending race. It’s about experiencing contentment, gratitude, and inner peace in our daily lives. It’s about savoring the simple moments, finding joy in the ordinary, and nurturing meaningful relationships.
Consider this: What good is a big house, a fancy car, or a prestigious job title if they only serve to keep us stressed and chained to a never-ending cycle of work to pay for them? We should aspire to live a life we can truly enjoy, free from the constant worry about appearances and the rat race of chasing materialistic goals.
Practical Steps to Embrace Authentic Living
Count Your Blessings: Take time each day to reflect on what you’re grateful for. Appreciating the small things can bring immense joy.
Set Meaningful Goals: Instead of chasing someone else’s definition of success, set your own meaningful goals that align with your values and passions.
Practice Mindfulness: Be present in the moment, savoring the experiences and connections that make life beautiful.
Invest in Relationships: Cultivate and nurture genuine relationships with people who uplift and support you.
Financial Responsibility: Be mindful of your financial choices. Live within your means and prioritize experiences over material possessions.
Self-Care: Prioritize self-care and mental well-being. Taking care of yourself is not selfish; it’s essential for a fulfilling life.
Its time to shift our focus from how our lives look to how they feel. Authentic living is not about keeping up with the Joneses; it’s about finding contentment and happiness in the life you create for yourself. Embrace the journey of self-discovery, and remember that the path to a fulfilling life is paved with genuine experiences, meaningful connections, and a deep appreciation for what you have. Start living authentically today, and you’ll find that true happiness is within your reach.
Happy Friday, everyone! We made it through another week, and for that, we are truly grateful. Thank God for His unwavering presence and the hope that carries us through each day.
As we reflect on our journey in faith, it’s essential to remember that having consistent and transformational encounters with God while on earth is at the core of the Christian life. Our faith is not built on mere rituals but on a living relationship with a loving God. Through the sacrificial love of Jesus, we have been filled with the Holy Spirit – a divine presence that continually draws us closer to the heart of our heavenly Father.
In this fast-paced world, it’s easy to feel isolated or overwhelmed, but we must always remember that we are never alone. The God who created the universe walks with us every step of the way. There is no place we can flee from His presence, and His love for us is unwavering.
Let this week be a reminder of our purpose – to seek God’s face and experience His transformational love. Through daily encounters with the living God, we discover the depths of His grace, the vastness of His wisdom, and the richness of His love. It is in seeking His face that we find our true selves, for He is the One who formed us, knows us intimately, and loves us unconditionally.
As we enter into this weekend, let us take a moment to reflect on the words of Psalm 100:4, which says, “Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name!” In our gratitude and worship, we open ourselves to God’s presence, allowing Him to transform our hearts and fill us with His peace.
So, as we bid farewell to another week, may our hearts be filled with gratitude, and may we eagerly anticipate the transformational encounters with our loving God that await us in the days to come. Have a blessed and joy-filled weekend!
Scripture:“Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name!”
I hope you’re all doing well. Today, I find myself amidst the whirlwind of packing and moving, and it’s got me reflecting on something profound – nothing challenges and tests a marriage or relationship more than moving, especially when it’s a long-distance move. It would be a different story if we were independently wealthy, able to whisk everything away and simply replace it at our destination. But like most average people, we face the daunting task of sifting through our possessions, deciding what’s truly valuable, and what can be left behind. This debate has been an interesting journey in itself. You see, moving isn’t just about packing boxes; it’s about time limits, mileage restrictions, and unexpected expenses. It’s about finding common ground in what we value.
The truth is, what I find valuable may not hold the same significance for my partner, and vice versa. It’s a challenge we all must confront. But in the midst of this chaos, there’s something we must never forget – our love for each other and the belief that this journey is part of God’s plan for us. Material things can always be replaced, but some items, like old photos and cherished memories, are irreplaceable. They remind us of who we are and where we’ve been.
Someday, we’ll look back on this chaotic moving adventure, and we’ll not only be grateful but also share hearty laughs over the craziness of it all. While some memories can reside in our minds, other things must take precedence, and since we’re all unique individuals, we need to respect each other’s boundaries and appreciate what we want to bring with us realistically.
As we wrap up our break and return to the task of loading the truck, I wish you all a wonderful Thursday evening, a fantastic Friday, and a truly blessed weekend. If I can, I’ll pop in to provide an update; if not, I’ll catch up with you once we arrive in Florida.
I’m immensely grateful that I have my Bible on my phone because, tonight, amidst the hustle and bustle, I’ll need a good 15-minute read to recenter myself and find peace.
Positive Quote for the Day:Life is a journey, enjoy the trip. Aim for the sky, but move slowly, enjoying every step along the way. It is all those little steps that make the journey complete. The journey is a reward.
Bible Verse: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” – Proverbs 3:5-6
Good morning, everyone! I hope you’re having an amazing week so far. It’s almost Friday, and that’s a reason to celebrate. Today, I want to talk about “Thankful Thursday.” Tonight, we’re picking up our trailer, and tomorrow, we’re going to start loading it up on “Fantastic Friday.” The we have to go back yo U-Haul Saturday and load our car hauler, unless it comes in sooner. They have it set up for Friday afternoon so fingers crossed it arrives on time.
Hopefully, by then, we’ll have everything together so we can hit the road sometime on Start New Saturday.” This marks the beginning of a brand new journey for Tom and I, and it’s going to be nothing short of amazing. We’re moving closer to our granddaughter, daughter, and friends scattered throughout Florida.
We’ve made a decision for this move – since we’re taking a U-Haul, a car hauler, and quite a substantial load, we’re not going to rush anything. Hauling such a load, especially through mountains and traffic, can be challenging. My husband is experienced with this, but we know the importance of taking our time. We won’t push ourselves to drive to exhaustion. When we’re tired, we’ll stop, eat, stretch, and in the evening, decide if we want to keep going or stop for the night.
So, if I don’t pop on here in a day or two, rest assured, I’ll be back with an update. I wish you all an amazing rest of the week and hope you make it a great weekend. Peace.
Now, let’s find inspiration in two positive quotes:
“Relocation is not just about changing your home. It’s about changing your dreams, your hopes, and your life.” – Unknown
“Starting anew in a different state is like opening a new chapter in the book of life, filled with blank pages ready to be written with your adventures and stories.” – Author Unknown
And let’s also draw strength from two Bible verses:
“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” – Jeremiah 29:11 (ESV)
“The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in him, and he helps me. My heart leaps for joy, and with my song I praise him.” – Psalm 28:7 (NIV)
Title: “Rejoicing in the Blessings of Employment on this Beautiful Thursday”
This is the beautiful day a Thursday, that the Lord has made, and it’s a day worth rejoicing in. As the workweek approaches its end, let us take a moment to reflect on the significance of having a job and the blessings that come with it.
In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it’s easy to get caught up in the routines and challenges of work. We wake up early, commute, meet deadlines, and sometimes face the stresses of our jobs. It’s during these moments that we may forget the immense blessing of having employment.
Having a job is more than just a means to earn a living; it’s an opportunity. It’s a chance to contribute to society, to grow personally and professionally, and to make a difference in the lives of others. It provides us with stability and a sense of purpose, and it allows us to support ourselves and our loved ones.
On this beautiful Thursday, let’s take a moment to show our gratitude for the jobs we have. Here’s a reminder of the importance of gratitude:
“Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.” – Melody Beattie
Gratitude has the power to transform our perspective. When we express gratitude for our employment, we not only acknowledge the blessings of the present but also create a positive vision for our future.
Consider the countless individuals who are seeking employment, longing for the stability and opportunities that come with having a job. Our employment is a privilege, and by being grateful for it, we honor this privilege.
Furthermore, as we approach the end of the workweek, let’s take a moment to reflect on our accomplishments. Celebrate your hard work and dedication. Recognize the challenges you’ve overcome and the goals you’ve achieved. Each day at work is a step forward, an opportunity to learn and grow.
In the midst of the fatigue that sometimes accompanies the workweek’s end, let us not forget the blessings of employment. As we embrace this beautiful Thursday, may we rejoice in the opportunities it brings, show gratitude for our jobs, and carry the positive spirit of thankfulness into the days ahead.
Remember, every day is a gift, and having a job is a blessing. Rejoice and be glad in it!
In a world often dominated by self-promotion and the pursuit of personal glory, the concept of humility might seem like a rare gem. Saint Mary Baouardy, also known as Sister Mary of Jesus Crucified, offers a profound insight into the essence of humility with her analogy of the grain of wheat. She likens the proud person to a grain of wheat thrown into water and the humble soul to a grain of wheat buried in the earth. Let’s explore the wisdom of Saint Mary Baouardy’s words and understand why embracing humility can lead to spiritual growth and transformation.
The Proud Grain in Water
Imagine a grain of wheat cast into water. What happens? It swells, it expands, and it becomes bigger. This image is a vivid representation of the prideful individual. Pride, often driven by ego and the desire for recognition, causes a person to inflate their sense of self-importance. They seek validation and admiration from others, constantly craving attention and praise. However, like the grain of wheat in water, this pride can be fragile, vulnerable to external influences and circumstances.
When exposed to the fire of adversity, the proud individual faces a harsh reality. The fire of life’s challenges can be relentless, and in its heat, pride withers away. Just as the grain of wheat in the fire dries up and burns, so does excessive pride result in emotional and spiritual turmoil. It is a brittle facade that cannot withstand the trials of life.
The Humble Grain in Earth
Contrast this with the humble soul, depicted as a grain of wheat buried in the earth. Humility, in Saint Mary Baouardy’s analogy, involves descending, hiding oneself, disappearing, and even dying to the ego. Humble individuals do not seek the spotlight or crave recognition. Instead, they willingly submit themselves to something greater than their own desires and ambitions.
To be like the grain of wheat in the earth means embracing a profound sense of selflessness. It involves recognizing that our true value lies not in our worldly accomplishments or the admiration of others, but in our connection to something divine and transcendent. This humility allows us to surrender our egos, to let go of the need to control every aspect of our lives, and to trust in a higher purpose.
The Revival in Heaven
The most remarkable aspect of Saint Mary Baouardy’s analogy is the promise of revival for the humble soul. While the proud grain in water may swell temporarily and then perish in the fire, the humble grain in the earth undergoes a transformation. It may seem to disappear, but it is in this very process of self-emptying that it finds new life.
In embracing humility, we open ourselves to the possibility of spiritual growth and renewal. Just as the buried grain eventually yields a bountiful harvest, the humble soul, having shed its ego and worldly attachments, experiences a profound connection with the divine. This revival occurs not in the fleeting realm of material success but in the eternal realm of heaven, where the soul finds its true home and purpose.
Saint Mary Baouardy’s analogy of the grain of wheat teaches us a profound lesson about humility and its transformative power. In a world often obsessed with self-promotion and pride, the humble soul stands as a symbol of inner strength and resilience. By letting go of our ego, descending into the depths of humility, and embracing a greater purpose, we open ourselves to spiritual revival and a deeper connection with the divine. Just as the grain of wheat in the earth ultimately yields a rich harvest, the humble soul, in its selflessness, finds its truest fulfillment in the embrace of heaven.
So we know negative Pride is demeaning other people or feeling an aversion to others. Instead of nurturing self-growth, we compete and want to defeat others.
Relationships
Pride will undo a relationship faster than anything else I’ve seen. People will credit their pride for hanging on to grudges well beyond the expiration date. It’s hard to witness sheer stubbornness keeping spouses or families apart. Pride will tell us that the other person doesn’t deserve to be forgiven, or that we could never be in the wrong. Pride will fool us in to believing that we should get whatever we want no matter the price; and that we’re above the rules for everyone else. Jesus tells us to worry about the plank of wood in our own eye before the speck in someone else’s (Matthew 7:3). Pride is the author of hypocrisy that makes equally giving love and respect in relationships impossible.
Peace
When we allow pride to tell us that we’re better than others it will rob all sense of peace. There will always be jealousy and the constant need to compare. ‘Keeping up with the Joneses’ and focusing on appearances will lead only to a chronic state of discontent. This will enrage pride to make us try even harder to do or be more, which is a slippery slope to a whole host of bad decisions. At the end, we won’t be able to feel satisfied or a true sense of accomplishment. That critical inner voice will pop up saying that it still wasn’t good enough. Pride breeds perfectionism, and perfectionism often runs straight to anxiety, (ironically) low self-esteem, and a lack of joy.
Eternity
Those filled with pride don’t always think about their eternity (perhaps because they already feel deserving of one), yet they should because pride is considered an abomination to God. There are many, many examples God gives about bringing the proud low and lifting up the humble (James 4:6). God opposes the proud, which makes those with ongoing pride His adversary. In essence our pride is an attempt to put ourselves on His level and negate the need for grace. It’s impossible for Godly righteousness and pride to coexist. Proud people may do good works, however it’s usually for the sake of their own praise. Pride will stymie true compassion for others as well as genuine repentance for our own sin. In short, pride separates us from God.
“Pride is at the bottom of all great mistakes” (John Ruskin). God warns about pride with all seriousness and we must as well. There is a reason that we cling to it though. Behind pride is often a world of hurt that has been stuffed down and covered with a façade of hubris.
When you accomplish something and feel really good about it, that isn’t pride. It’s delight. Being proud of, or prideful about, your work means that you need everyone to know that you did it. To let everyone else brag about what you may have done you don’t need to because if you’ve really done some thing to help someone they will talk about it.
Good morning, and happy terrific Tuesday to all of you! I hope your week is off to a fantastic start, filled with positivity and purpose. Today, I’d like to remind you of two simple yet profound principles that can enhance our lives: gratitude and kindness.
Firstly, let’s talk about gratitude. It’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of life and overlook the blessings that surround us. But taking a moment to give thanks for everything we have can shift our perspective and bring more joy into our lives. Even in challenging times, there’s always something to be grateful for, whether it’s our health, the support of loved ones, or the opportunities that come our way.
Here’s a positive quote to inspire your day:
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough.” – Aesop
This quote reminds us that when we appreciate what we have, it can transform our perception of abundance. So, as you go about your day, take a moment to reflect on the things you’re thankful for, and let that gratitude brighten your Tuesday.
Secondly, let’s focus on kindness. Being kind to others is a simple yet powerful way to make a positive impact on the world. It costs us nothing but can mean everything to someone else. Whether it’s a smile, a helping hand, or a kind word, small acts of kindness can ripple out and create a chain reaction of goodwill.
Now, let’s turn to a Bible verse that emphasizes the importance of kindness:
“Ephesians 4:32 (NIV) – Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.”
This verse from Ephesians reminds us of the compassion and forgiveness that should guide our interactions with others. By extending kindness, we not only brighten someone else’s day but also reflect the love and grace that we have received.
So, as you navigate this terrific Tuesday, let’s make a conscious effort to be grateful for the blessings in our lives and to spread kindness wherever
Good morning everyone! Today, we’re going to delve into the profound wisdom offered in the book of James, a timeless guide on how to navigate life’s trials and tribulations. We all encounter difficulties, be it job loss, poverty, addiction, mental health issues, or other challenges. In times of adversity, we can find solace and strength through faith and prayer. In this blog post, we’ll explore the teachings of James and discover five actionable steps to endure trials with joy and faith.
Look to the Lord First: James, believed to be the half-brother of Jesus, penned this epistle to encourage believers facing trials due to their faith. His message resonates with us today as trials remain an integral part of life. Rather than shying away from them, we should look to the Lord first, seeking His guidance and strength.
Pray and Ask God for Wisdom: In the face of trials, prayer becomes our daily refuge. James emphasizes that when adversity strikes, we should turn to God and ask for wisdom. Prayer connects us to a higher source of guidance and understanding.
Wait Upon the Lord: Patience can be challenging in times of trials, yet it’s essential. James reminds us to wait upon the Lord. Sometimes, the answers to our prayers take time to manifest. Trust in His timing and have faith that He’s working behind the scenes.
Throw Off Hindrances and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus: To endure trials effectively, we must shed the burdens that hinder us. Just as athletes shed excess weight to run faster, we should release the baggage of fear, doubt, and worldly desires. Fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, keeps us on the right path.
Allow the Word of God to Fill Your Heart and Wait Upon the Lord Some More: James advises us to immerse ourselves in God’s Word. It provides us with strength, guidance, and a deeper connection to our faith. Even as we wait for resolutions to our trials, we should continue to seek God through His Word.
The Purpose of Trials: Trials, as James explains, are not meant to break us but to build us. They test our faith, develop perseverance, and lead us to spiritual maturity. It’s essential to remember that trials aren’t punishments but opportunities for growth.
Counting Trials as Joy: James challenges us to consider trials as joy. This joy isn’t mere happiness but a sense of well-being, knowing that God is in control. Viewing trials from God’s perspective allows us to find peace and surrender to His care.
The Crown of Life: Ultimately, enduring trials leads to the crown of life, an eternal reward for our faithfulness. Success, as a Christian, isn’t measured by worldly wealth but by our faith in Christ and the promise of eternal life.
Trials are an inevitable part of life, but with faith, prayer, and perseverance, we can endure them with joy. The book of James provides us with invaluable wisdom on navigating difficult situations. Remember, God is with you in your trials, and He’s working for your good. Trust in Him, seek His wisdom, and hold onto the promise of the crown of life that awaits those who persevere in faith.
In life, we often find ourselves entangled in situations that evoke emotions we can’t control. We become invested in outcomes that aren’t within our grasp. Today, I’d like to introduce you to a theory the “Let Them” theory. It’s a simple yet profound concept that encourages us to relinquish control over things we can’t change and focus on what truly matters.
Have you ever felt hurt because a few friends didn’t invite you to lunch? Or maybe your partner decided to spend the day dirt bike riding or fishing or watching sports when you were hoping for quality time together. Perhaps you expected a raise at work, but it went to someone hired after you, that you trained! These are common scenarios where we get emotionally charged over situations beyond our control.
The “Let Them” theory teaches us to, well, let them. It’s a reminder that we can’t dictate every aspect of our lives or expect people to conform to our desires. Everyone in our circle is an individual with their own thoughts and ways of doing things. We must recognize this individuality and allow people to be themselves. No matter how crazy it may drive us some days where no matter how bad we want to tell them what they’re doing is not correct we have to let go and let them.
If someone you’re attracted to isn’t ready for commitment, let them. If your kids decide they’d rather go to a party than a ballet show you’d planned and bought tickets for months ago, let them. If your partner, friend, family member, or boss isn’t meeting your expectations, let them.
No, I’m not suggesting we allow our friends and family and loved ones to do things dangerous that would put them in harms way, because we absolutely should intervene because we love them and there are times when people don’t often do things clearly or rationally or stray off the path a little bit, and it is up to us to help them back on the right path.
But in every day situations whether we think because they bought a car last year and wanna trade that car in and buy another one this year is wrong we have to let them, or whether the boss decides to give somebody else that promotion he promised you a month ago or because we’re not getting the time with our spouse significant other boyfriend whatever we have to let go and let them let them be there self.
Why? Because when you let them be themselves, it reveals their true nature. It shows you who they are without the influence of your expectations. And then, it’s up to you to decide your next move. Maybe you’ll choose to communicate, compromise, or even distance yourself. The key is that you regain control over your own reactions and decisions.
Attempting to control every aspect of our lives and the people in it only leads to frustration and disappointment. It’s a path to emotional exhaustion. True peace comes from letting go and embracing the uniqueness of those around us.
So, the next time life presents a situation where you can’t control the outcome, remember the “Let Them” theory. Release your grip on the uncontrollable, and you’ll find serenity in accepting people as they are. In the end, by letting them, you empower yourself to make choices that align with your own values and desires.
Hello, everyone! I hope you’ve been well. I apologize for my brief absence; it’s been a whirlwind of activity as we prepare for our big move from Ohio to the sunny shores of Florida. But today, I’m excited to share with you an unexpected blessing that has recently come my way.
You see, I’m an avid genealogy and history enthusiast. Whether it’s local history, state government, worldwide events, or the intricacies of family history, I’m captivated by it all. For me, delving into genealogy was an absolute must.
The Mystery of My Maternal Grandmother: My journey into the world of genealogy took an intriguing turn because of my maternal grandmother. She was born in 1902, and as many of you might be aware, the record-keeping practices of that time left much to be desired. Even today, obtaining adoption information from courts can be a challenging endeavor. My grandmother, however, knew she was adopted but seldom spoke about it. When she passed away at the remarkable age of 94 in 1996, I made it my mission to uncover the truth about her origins.
The Quest for Answers: From 1997 onwards, I embarked on a relentless pursuit to unearth the secrets of my grandmother’s past. I can still vividly recall spending endless hours in libraries, poring over dusty records, and combing through archives. Back then, home computers weren’t as common as they are today, so the library became my haven for research.
The Surprising Discovery: Recently, as I was going through old boxes of belongings, a hodgepodge of memories accumulated over the years, I stumbled upon a tattered book titled “America Illustrated,” dating back to the late 19th century. My love for books compelled me to keep it, and little did I know that within its fragile pages lay the answers I had been seeking for over two decades.
Inside the pages of this aged book were documents that illuminated my grandmother’s early years spent in an orphanage. Astonishingly, the answer to my lifelong question had been tucked away in a storage closet right next to our apartment all these years. It’s incredible to think that my mother had possession of this crucial piece of our family history before her passing in 2000.
Reflections and Unexpected Blessings: As we approach the latter part of 2023, I find myself reflecting on this incredible journey. For 23 years, I unknowingly carried the key to my grandmother’s true identity with me, hidden in plain sight. It’s a powerful reminder that life’s most profound blessings can often be right under our noses, waiting for the perfect moment to reveal themselves.
Moving Forward: In conclusion, I want to emphasize the importance of remaining open to life’s unexpected blessings. It was my granddaughter, Celina, who presented us with the incredible opportunity to move to Florida. This move has brought my daughter and me closer than ever, and we’re on the verge of settling into a beautiful new home. While this journey has been at times chaotic and daunting, it has been nothing short of thrilling.
So, dear readers, as you go about your day, remember that miracles and blessings are all around us, just waiting to be discovered. Whether it’s finding answers to long-held questions or embracing new adventures, life is full of surprises. I encourage you to be kind to others and, if the opportunity arises, be a blessing to someone you may not even know. Sometimes, it’s as simple as holding the door open for a stranger.
Wishing you all a day filled with unexpected joys and blessings. Until next time, peace.
Joyful-Echoes 