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Some Ramblings Of Clio

Helping someone feels good in a way that just doing something for yourself doesn't. So hold out your hands and give freely of that is you .clio

 

Gods Paradise is never really lost to us ,it is always within us .We may lose sight of it ,yet it is always within our reach .clio

Everyone is ultimately a child of God. What could be more miraculous than life and living within the light of God and all his gifts .So keep that heart of the child within you ,let it shine .clio

Keep the innocence flowing .It all depends on that childhood faith and dreams that we all have deep within our selves.clio

Do you freely, joyfully and with an open heart receive love when it is given to you ?Do you open your heart to embrace all that comes your way .clio

If you want to get something ,give it out freely .It shall come back to you in abundance.clio

Be alert to all those fleeting moments during the day when you experience your fundamental self behind a breath ,a feeling ,a sensation .Then ask yourself did I show love today to friends and family .If not you need to listen to your heart for your heart knows. clio

Didn't you all know that all souls are immortal, they cannot be created or destroyed. But what we do choose is the temporary roles in witch they play.clio

Unexpected smiles brings joy to the giver and receiver ,and they need to have no other reason for the smile than *I just wanted to give you a part of my inner joy.clio

From the day your child is born you are the teacher of spirit and life .The deepest nurturing you can give them is spiritual nurturing ,but always remember that what we teach our children is no different from what we must keep teaching ourselves. Remember that children mainly learn from what you are ,not what you say or do. clio

Life doesn't depend on whether something gets done or not .clio

Laughter that is filled with real warmth and joy is almost magical in its ability to heal both the physical and emotional pain .clio