Happy October to all! This month is especially meaningful for me because this is my son's birth month. In honor of October & Jonathan (who is my biggest inspiration), I bring you hope and faith. Hope and Faith go hand-in-hand. One can't be used w/out the other. We hope for the best and leave the rest to faith. As much as we know, WE can only do as much humanly possible before divine intervention steps in, hence faith. Ever wonder when we hope for something or someone good, something whispers to us, a calmness then washes over us and before we have time to obsess over it, it resolves itself for the benefit of all?! That's faith. No matter who you are and what you believe in, YOU know exactly what I'm talking about. Those that know, know it's divine intervention and God working His miracles; others would dismiss it as mere "coincidence." But, if you think carefully about it, these two suppositions have one thing in common, faith.
As I look back on life so far, I have watched my son grow into the young man he is today and he continues to grow beautifully inside and out--everything I'd hope for. Although, through his (and my) growing pains, there were times I felt like throwing my hands up out of frustration, then I'd stopped, stepped back and hoped that everything I taught him could/would be implemented into his life. Then, I hear a little whisper from my heart reassuring me that "all is well...let go and have faith that Jon is going to be alright" - then I'm good...for the moment. LOL! I mean don't get me wrong, I still worry about him--but hoping for the very best, staying positive, being there for him and knowing that things will work out for the best is definitely what gets me thru each day.
Then, there are times like these that I hope my blogs are read by 1 more reader each week, so I continue to post and have faith that the latter happens. So in lieu of feeling hopeless, feel hopeful; instead of spreading faithlessness--have FAITH! Have Faith and always know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, coming for you, NOT at you.
Food for thought comes from George Isles: "Hope is faith holding out its hand in the dark." Till next week, I bid you love, hope & faith.
As I look back on life so far, I have watched my son grow into the young man he is today and he continues to grow beautifully inside and out--everything I'd hope for. Although, through his (and my) growing pains, there were times I felt like throwing my hands up out of frustration, then I'd stopped, stepped back and hoped that everything I taught him could/would be implemented into his life. Then, I hear a little whisper from my heart reassuring me that "all is well...let go and have faith that Jon is going to be alright" - then I'm good...for the moment. LOL! I mean don't get me wrong, I still worry about him--but hoping for the very best, staying positive, being there for him and knowing that things will work out for the best is definitely what gets me thru each day.
Then, there are times like these that I hope my blogs are read by 1 more reader each week, so I continue to post and have faith that the latter happens. So in lieu of feeling hopeless, feel hopeful; instead of spreading faithlessness--have FAITH! Have Faith and always know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, coming for you, NOT at you.
Food for thought comes from George Isles: "Hope is faith holding out its hand in the dark." Till next week, I bid you love, hope & faith.
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