I'm an expert on ME. Sometimes that means I have a really useful insight for others - women especially - who are creative thinkers, open to their own journey but preferring to read the thoughts of another. I've been highly influenced by: 1. Dr M Scott Peck's "The Road Less Traveled", 2. acting upon my defining moment and 3. believing in the Bible as the prophetic Word of God, and also known as Jesus. I post once a week, on Thursdays.
Welcome to A Life Examined
What is the examined life? A life worth living! As I look at the road ahead, I take all the baggage from the past and use it as experience - the pain and the passion, the sorrow and the joy - allowing it to carve wisdom into my mind and hope into my spirit.
There is no experience that can't be useful to me at some point in my life. There is no lesson learned that cannot make a contribution to the future.
A tiny drop of water is a part of the ocean. A tiny speck in the night sky is a ginormous star in the distance. It all depends on perspective.
So, this examined life is to offer reflections in the hope of discussing things which are of value to myself and to others.
Love, Sarah
There is no experience that can't be useful to me at some point in my life. There is no lesson learned that cannot make a contribution to the future.
A tiny drop of water is a part of the ocean. A tiny speck in the night sky is a ginormous star in the distance. It all depends on perspective.
So, this examined life is to offer reflections in the hope of discussing things which are of value to myself and to others.
Love, Sarah
Wednesday, 29 August 2012
Knowledge versus Wisdom
We don't know how old the earth is, or when time began to begin to mark it's age. We know how old we are - and sometimes we feel full of knowledge and sometimes bereft of anything worthwhile to offer this world.
BUT a shell is beautiful, though empty. How much more beautiful a human being, full of hope, ideas, thoughts, arguments, inner turmoils. It matters little how much we know. It matters much how we practice what we know. Fulfillment and purpose comes little from what we do, but more from our attitude as we do it, and our relationship to those around us, as we engage in this age-old journey called life.
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