From all of us here at Amras888
May we walk together, in Peace, from this day on.
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Tag: Yuletide
Sincere Appreciation
With sincere appreciation to all our readers and followers. We wish you all a very Happy Christmas, and the blessings and joys of inner peace throughout the coming year.
I’ll finish with Amanda’s Christmas message to her FB friends, which I find quite moving:
“It’s been a challenging year, indeed, maybe for all of us.
I am always into posting positive stuff and comments here.
I sincerely pray for more love, more peace between us, less war, less hate.
I am truly placing my hands together and hoping for an easier 2016 for myself and
all my family and friends, for the world.
You are my brothers and my sisters. I think dearly of all of you.
So here is wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a positive New Year year in 2016.
(Love you guys; and it’s a charged Christmas Day with a full moon. Let’s set our intentions and dreams to be fulfilled for the light of the coming new year).”
Until 2016, Namaste from Amras.
Holy Days
With many thanks to all our readers, friends, and followers: May you, and all your loved ones, receive the Joy, and Peace in Abundance, that these Holiest of days may bring.
And, Happy New Year too, from Francis, and Amanda.
Beauty in The Dark
We all came here to find those friends,
On whom our happiness depends,
Who, lost in thickest forests now,
Are seeking solace out of sight,
And when we finally embrace,
Their trust, regained within the night,
We’ll leave the forests, hand in hand,
To fly back home, and reunite.
One night, while walking with my martial arts teacher, we saw a man stop to watch ballet dancers through a studio window. He stayed for just a moment before disappearing into the night. “For a moment in time,” my teacher said, “He found beauty in the dark.” And, ‘moments in time’ are all that we have. I liked that, especially as I understand that moments in time are all that we may share; and, I felt it advisable to create the sort of moments for others that I would like others to create for me.
Generally speaking, the man who is misunderstood, who is frequently criticized,
is likely to be doing something worthwhile. It is the person with whom everyone agrees
that is lost in the mass of mediocrity. The head that lifts itself above the others has
the rock thrown at it, so we need not be concerned when people criticize us.
Of course it is normal to want people to like us, and a good thing to say to ourselves
when people criticize us is: “If people knew me better they would like me.”
This is literally true, for if we could know every man in the right way
we would certainly find something in him to admire.
~ Ernest Holmes.
With thanks, and best wishes to all our readers, and followers. In case poor health prevents me from posting again before Christmas, I will take this opportunity now to wish you all the very best, and happiest Yuletide, ever.
~ Namaste from Amras.
Artwork ©Francis Moloney.
