COVID stands for
Carry
On
Value
Independence
Daily
There is more to hear. I am not including the text to this GEM because I feel it is important for you to listen and receive this wisdom
that I heard from God.
My peace I give you.
So have a listen
I would love to read your comments.
Or please do share this GEM or a GEM of your own.
Brightest blessings,
Cindy M. Miller
I was born into a prepared place here,
Where geniuses leave their marks,
That everything is better still.
Thank you you who first sung a song.
Perhaps the birds led the way.
Thank you you who first baked a pot from clay.
Perhaps fiery stones led the way.
Thank you you who first made a word.
Perhaps the call of sheep led the way.
Thank you you who first picked berries and nuts as food.
Perhaps you watched the deer and squirrel.
Thank you you who first made a wooden spoon.
Perhaps you saw rainwater gather in a cleft of wood.
It is amazing how our subconscious can change what we actually see.
I remember reading about a person, who when hypnotized could not see another person. Their mind was able to completely eliminate that other person from anything they were looking at. Their mind would fill in the background so the person looked invisible.
What does this say about us?
When you see a glass of water, filled halfway, what do you say? Is it half full or is it half empty?
Does your outlook on life lean more one way than the other? Do you perceive possibilities as half complete or half uncomplete? Now you may say that these are truly opposite sides of the same coin, but are they really?
When something is half complete, is that more positive than saying it’s uncomplete? But stop for a minute, step back, and take another look at that glass.
Coincidence, synchronicity, what really the cause of that
The power of thought
The law of attraction
My friend Bruce and Richard were over my home today as we were working
on our project
Bruce was telling the story of a big tree
He thinks you should get the proper permission to take them down
How they should not be taken down
They have their rights to be on the planet
He was making a point for the environment and nature
I started to chuckle I said
You just call out my name and you know where ever I am
Anyway old Carol King song use to love it
This is about telephone calling people
What are the rules
What is the etiquette on phone calling people
How do you feel about it
A friend of mine says Bob
You don’t call back that day
Call immediately
Another friend says I call
when I get the chance
When I can get to it
I don’t call back if it is important they will call me again
Or what about those internet emails that you get
I am drawn to where the past lingers on, like Sturbridge Village Museum in Massachusetts, where people dress up in yesteryear clothes and character. It is truly amazing how these people fit their parts so well, as if being transported back 300 years.
Seeing the farmer in a long coat shepherding a flock of sheep thru the village green.
Seeing the potter casually spinning a clay pot.
Seeing the tinker making a lantern of tin or a candleholder of pewter.
Seeing how they cook in a hearth with an open fragrant log fire.