One for Each Day at a Time
Reflections for Meditation and Encouragement
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Today is Sunday and I offer up any blessing bestowed to me as a sacrifice to those who are distracted by that constant refrain that plays inside their head repeating again and again they are not worthy of the grace, love, or have a ghost of chance to overcome the difficulties of the moment. They are listening to the same old tapes that play over and over again which weaken their effort and willingness to even try. I pray they are encouraged by the fact when they rise from their bed each day that half the fight is already won. I also pray as they take one small step, larger ones follow. For the day is coming when the only noise in their head is the quiet serenity they hear waiting for positive direction from above.
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Deep thinking provides clarity in any muddled situation. The world is full of chaos and situations that have very little clarity. “One For Each Day at a Time” provides inspirational thoughts with insight for meditation and encouragement.
If one is looking for a burst of positive energy, use the compilation of entries in “One for Each Day at a Time” as a personal devotion to ultimately find truth, strength and fortitude from within your own consciousness. There is no need to start at the beginning and work forward to the end. In fact you may find one of these original sayings in the very middle that may speak specifically to your particular needs.
By no means are the proverbs within this text in competition with your own common sense or even your personal religious beliefs. There is no cure all for what ills a turbulent world; but, if you are looking for a simple and declarative celebration of human life, positive thinking and introspection read “One for Each Day a Time.”
About the Author
My personal story, marked by long term struggles with anxiety and stress, now holds deep spirituality that I present in this devotional, which is an extension of what I have successfully posted on Facebook daily in 2014. A lifelong resident of Norfolk, I have been blessed twice with daughters.