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Heaven        Sent
You tiptoed into my dream,
Like sweet fragrance of spring,
You whispered sweet lullabies,
The songs that angels sing,
You gave yourself so freely,
Asking nothing in return,
You are the example,
A lesson for us to learn,
Your spirit roams the stars,
Like a comet in the sky,
You gave away the        answers,
When we asked you to reply,
You opened up your        heart,
And shared your gift of love,
To us you are not a        woman,
But an angel from above,
I cannot put into words,
Just what you mean to me,
You are more close to heaven,
Than I could ever  be,
So if you ever need a friend,
Just call and I'll be        there,
You are awesome sweetheart,
My angel unaware.
Slow down;        God is still in heaven.
You are not responsible for doing it all...
yourself... right now.
Remember a happy, peaceful time in your past.
Rest there.
Each moment has a richness that takes a lifetime to savor.
Set  your own pace.
When someone is pushing you,
it's ok to tell them they're pushing.
Take nothing for granted:
watch water  flow,
the corn grow,
the leaves blow,
your neighbors mow.
Taste your food.
God gave it to delight as well as  nourish.
Notice the sun and the moon as they rise and set.
They are remarkable for their steady pattern of
movement, not their speed.
Quit planning how you?re going to use what you        know, 
learn or possess. God?s gifts just are; 
be        grateful and their purpose will be clear.
When you walk with someone, 
don?t        think about what you?ll say next.
Thoughts will spring up naturally if        you let them.
Talk and play with children.
It will bring out the        unhurried little person inside you.
Create a place in your home...
at your        work....  in your heart...
where you can go for quiet and        recollection.
You deserve it.
Allow yourself time to be lazy and unproductive.
Rest        isn?t a luxury, it?s a necessity.
Listen to the wind blow.
It carries a        message of yesterday and tomorrow...
and now...  Now        counts.
Rest on your laurels.
They bring comfort        whatever their size, age or condition.
Talk slower.
Talk less.
Don?t        talk.
Communication isn?t measured by words.
Give yourself permission to be late sometimes.
Life        is for living, not scheduling.
Listen to the song of a bird...  the        complete song.
Music and nature are gifts, 
but only if you are        willing to receive them.
Take time to think.
Action is good and necessary, but        it?s fruitful only if we 
muse, ponder and mull.
Make time for play...  the things you        like to do.
Whatever your age, your inner child needs        re-creation.
Watch and listen to the night sky.
It speaks.
Listen to the words you speak... especially        in prayer.
Learn to stand back and let others take their turn as        leaders.
There will always be new opportunities 
for you to        step out in front again.
Divide big jobs into little jobs.
If God        took six days to create the universe, 
can you do any        better?
When you find yourself rushing and anxious, stop!
Ask        yourself why you are rushing and anxious.
The reasons may improve your        self-understanding.
Take time to read...
the Bible, poetry,        great books.
Thoughtful reading is enriching reading.
Direct your life with purposeful choices,
not with        speed and efficiency.
The best musician is one who plays with        expression
and meaning, not the one who finishes first.
Take a day off alone; make a        retreat.
You can learn from monks and hermits
without becoming        one.
Pet a furry friend.
You will give and get the gift of        now.
Work with your hands. It frees the        mind.
Take time to wonder.
Without wonder, life is merely        existence.
Sit in the dark.
It will treat you to        see and hear,
taste and smell.
Once in awhile,
turn down the lights,
the        throttle,
the invitations.
Less really can be more.
Let go.
Nothing is usually the hardest        thing to do...
but often it is the best.
Take a walk...
but don?t go anywhere.
If you walk        just to get somewhere,
you sacrifice the walking.
When things are in chaos
and you are in        a frenzy,
ask yourself:
?What is right about now??
Chances are,        you already know what is wrong.
And slowly count your blessings one at a        time.
Author Unknown
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