I wish for you enough of life’s sorrows
To build the strength to endure all of life’s pains;
I wish for you many more tomorrows
Filled with challenges to find your personal gains.
I wish for you enough of life’s honors
But not so many they become part of your aim;
I wish for you enough of true friendships
So that you can return to them again and again.
I wish for you wisdom in abundance
For you to act with courage when it is required;
I wish for you all of the compassion
That raises you beyond your own desires.
I wish for you time enough to ponder
To understand just what you need to do;
I wish for you enough of life’s pleasures
So you will never seek them as your reward or your due.
I wish for you enough of life’s treasures
To bear the pain when losing comes your way;
I wish for you a life that’s lived for others
With not a thought of how to make it pay.
I wish you a glimpse of tomorrow with so much more to see
That gives you hope laughter and joyous bits of fun;
I wish for you a life that’s filled with wonder
That consumes your time with an honest distance run.
I wish for you a life with much forgiving
With hopes and dreams enough for everyone;
And long before your days have reached their final calling...
I wish for you love without malice fear or fame;
And may you wish me just once before our parting
A life that’s very much the same.
It unites spiritual wisdom from the East and West to help readers experience Christ consciousness in the here and now. Combining the Oneness teachings of India with a fresh look at the New Testament.
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