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What's Your main Priorty? 6/1/2005 10:12:14 AM
Find out where your heart truly is Someone asked me about my poem
"Journey into the Mind",how it works
The examination below that,I used with
the womens group I headed, will help.
I won't list examples, because they
might influence your list
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To find out where your heart is
list your main (five-ten) priorities
This requires truth to be helpful
to discover your intentions
Once you list your priorties
examine each one
Honestly assess their value
are they worth their placement
Are they inducive to usefulness
Do they enable you to help others
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This is a short list to get you started
on how you can improve your lifestyle.Only
when we know what is truly in our hearts
can we take steps to improve our lives.
This may call for a change of priorties.
We learn something new everyday if we are
wise enough to do so. In the same way
we need to track our priorties to keep
ourselves on the right path. When we are
honest about what is important in life,we
know that fame and fortune don't buy us
happiness.
"We have a vast reservoir of knowledge
within, a gold mine to be extracted
when we turn the searchlight inside
we realize how vast our brain mine is"
This from my poem...
In order to get the benefit of the wealth
that is in our minds, as I wrote in my poem
we need to be in touch with our inner spirit
that guides us to the knowledge, that we may
not be aware, is imprinted in the labyrinth of
our brains. What we find there, when we take
the time to delve into it, can be the means to
the dreams of our hearts.
Sometimes those dreams do lead to fame
and fortune, but what is most important
is that you find the lifestyle that is
suited to you, even if it is modest, what
counts in life is our ability to be of use
not only to ourselves, but to the community
at large, in whatever way we can.
Sweeping floors and washing dishes is as
important as any other endeavor! Think of
where we would be without the labor of all
the jobs we consider insignificant! The point
I'm making is that our priorities should be
about those things that allow us to be good
hearted, helpful, wise-minded people, who
want a world of peace and justice to live in
for all people, of all nations colors or creeds.
A journey into the mind , can help us set
priorties that will result in our hearts being
filled with satisfaction in a life well lived!
