The Depth of Life's Richness
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The Depth of Life's Richness
Friday, January 18, 2008
The depth of life's richness
For every tragedy, there are a thousand joys. For every setback, there are countless ways to move positively forward from it.
Though the world may sometimes seem cold and dreary, there is always a bright new sunrise on the way. Though life can certainly be unfair, it is at the same time filled with an unending supply of positive possibilities.
As painful as the losses can be, love will heal to an even greater degree. In the darkest of times, hope shines more brightly than ever.
Your own existence is so thoroughly familiar to you that you rarely think anything about it. Yet it is a wondrous miracle that is utterly beyond compare.
What you have is so much more than what you can touch or see. What you have is everything that is, and all that can ever be.
You will never fully grasp the depth of life's richness. For the more of it you experience, the more of it there is.
-- Ralph Marston
Copyright ©2008 Ralph S. Marston, Jr.
The depth of life's richness
For every tragedy, there are a thousand joys. For every setback, there are countless ways to move positively forward from it.
Though the world may sometimes seem cold and dreary, there is always a bright new sunrise on the way. Though life can certainly be unfair, it is at the same time filled with an unending supply of positive possibilities.
As painful as the losses can be, love will heal to an even greater degree. In the darkest of times, hope shines more brightly than ever.
Your own existence is so thoroughly familiar to you that you rarely think anything about it. Yet it is a wondrous miracle that is utterly beyond compare.
What you have is so much more than what you can touch or see. What you have is everything that is, and all that can ever be.
You will never fully grasp the depth of life's richness. For the more of it you experience, the more of it there is.
-- Ralph Marston
Copyright ©2008 Ralph S. Marston, Jr.
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