Hi Kally, (My computer has been in the repair shop, and heading back there again tomorrow.
“Fear” has two meanings
[1] Being scared
[2] Being in Awe of
Recognizing this, and overcoming being “afraid of”; and actually using this “wisdom” insight to motivate us to take prudent risk, is a very good thing; and a common challenge to successful people.
Life is filled with such risk. We can permit THEM to control us; or we CAN control them.
“Fear” as “Awe” speaks clearly on one’s prudent relationship with our God. Amen
Patrick
Kally, I moved from my old house in Haddonfield and I lost my son. Somehow it just didn’t seem to be a good fit for me. I gave the Senior Salon to Esme and she seems to be doing great with that. Cooking has always been a love for me and I am finally getting over my period of hard mourning, so this now seems to be a good fit. Thank you for asking.
I’m so sorry over the loss of your son. My sincere condolences. I’m glad that you finally getting over hard mourning and start taking interest in cooking again. Big hugs!
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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Perfect for me today: powerful words paired with a beautiful image. Well done!
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Hi Kally, (My computer has been in the repair shop, and heading back there again tomorrow.
“Fear” has two meanings
[1] Being scared
[2] Being in Awe of
Recognizing this, and overcoming being “afraid of”; and actually using this “wisdom” insight to motivate us to take prudent risk, is a very good thing; and a common challenge to successful people.
Life is filled with such risk. We can permit THEM to control us; or we CAN control them.
“Fear” as “Awe” speaks clearly on one’s prudent relationship with our God. Amen
Patrick
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Thank you so much in explaining the word fear to us, Patrick. Love that wisdom of using it to motivate and challenge us.
Hope your computer get fixed soon.
Stay safe and smiling.
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I like the idea that we are all survivors.
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Thank you so much! Have an awesome weekend!
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Ooo a really interesting one! It’s true, fear is a driver and an important part of life to bring us balance, safety, learning. xx
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Have an awesome weekend!
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Thanks for sharing!
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Very powerful message, love it!
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Thank you so much! Have the most beautiful and inspiring week.
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Hi, Kalyan, lovely post. So happy to make a connection with you again. I had a blog called Haddon Musings a few years ago
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Hello and welcome back, Bernadette! What happened to the old blog?
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Kally, I moved from my old house in Haddonfield and I lost my son. Somehow it just didn’t seem to be a good fit for me. I gave the Senior Salon to Esme and she seems to be doing great with that. Cooking has always been a love for me and I am finally getting over my period of hard mourning, so this now seems to be a good fit. Thank you for asking.
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I’m so sorry over the loss of your son. My sincere condolences. I’m glad that you finally getting over hard mourning and start taking interest in cooking again. Big hugs!
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Thank you sweet girl.
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Faith over fear anytime. Gorgeous image.
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Appropriate quote with a beautiful image
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Have a wonderful day.
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