You have the power, you cannot avoid using it; so use it discerningly, deliberately and lovingly. "Let it be" more than suggests that the decision is yours; it declares that you are the sovereign in your life.
Let it be.
There are meaningful experiences that await you, but they will happen only if you let it be.
Never mind that there are things over which you have no control.
Casual observation and limited awareness reveal that our choices, whether made deliberately, unintentionally, or by default, account largely for most of our personal experiences, including those that are serendipitous.
Just as choosing is a choice, not choosing is also a chioce.
The most important things in life a person must do for himself/herself. Dare let it be.
Awareness, knowledge, wisdom and discernment empower a person to creatively, responsibly and beneficially let it be. Let it be is the responsible way of being good to yourself, taking care of yourself, and being your own best friend. Let it be.
Paraphrasing the beginning lines of the Beatles' song "Let It Be," resoundingly the melody rings out:
Let it be.
When I find myself in times like these, my times,
my Inner Spirit directs me lovingly and in my best interest to let it be. Let it be.... Let it be...Let it be... . Let it be now. Now let it be"
SO MUCH NEEDS TO BE CONSIDERED BEFORE ONE JUSTS...LET IT BE. FOR EVERY WORD, ACTION AND DEED THERE IS A CONSEQUENCE, YES? THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
Stress is the name of the job for almost all first responders. Learn how to lower your stress, help other first resonders lower their stress, and how to deal with people at a scene who are stressed.
Stress is the name of the job for almost all first responders. Learn how to lower your stress, help other first resonders lower their stress, and how to deal with people at a scene who are stressed.
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Thank you for reminding me in such a powerful and effective way to "Let it be".
Too often I forget,to my loss, to do just that:"Let it be".
Your poems really push the right buttons.
Continued success/
Barbara Henry