Tag Archives: Simplicty
To Be A Child, redux
As I age into my twilight years, I try to live in simplicity and surrender. And surprisingly, often serendipitously, I do learn many things. Some are lessons long forgotten, others totally new and exhilarating. Many of the new lessons I … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Children
Tagged Poetry, Serendipity, Simplicty
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Something Small
Sometimes, all it takes is something small to make something big happen. A smile can lead to a lifetime together. A handshake can seal a deal. A reaching across can heal divisions. In his book “Small is Beautiful”, E.F. Schumacher … Continue reading
Posted in Encounter, Generosity, Photography, Spirituality
Tagged Discipline, joy, Peace, Simplicty
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No Masks Needed When Being Generous
There is none so blind as one who refuses to see; nor one harder to wake up than one who pretends to sleep. Often, I live my life with different masks on and with a lot of pretensions. Like, I … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Generosity, Photography
Tagged joy, Peace, Simplicty
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The God of Surprises and Simplicity
God is not only a God of surprises but also a God of simplicity. He surprised me with the gift of life. And then sent His only Son to show me how to live that life to the fullest. He … Continue reading
Posted in Discipleship, Encounter, Philippines/Filipino, The Good News
Tagged Grace, Simplicty
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