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Enjoy Life
Just when I was ready to reject the author's conclusion, it occurred to me that if life is, indeed, what you make of it, then why can't we choose bliss over mediocrity, and joy over complacency? I then began to recall that just a few short weeks ago, as I was grilling our dinner outside, I was surprised by how much pleasure I gained from such a simple scene as being surrounded by my family, as we all talked and laughed while sitting around our picnic table. The smell of pine from the trees, and the steak andĀ peppers on the grill were an intoxicating delight to breathe in! It's amazing the small things we can find delight in, isn't it? Whether it's a stroll in the woods, a midnight viewing of the stars, or the pleasure one feels when they run in to an old friend in the mall, life can be an ecstasy if we learn to make the most out of each moment of every day. However, earthly happiness only goes so far, and the most fulfilling joy can only be found in, not only godly living, but God, Himself. Those who are truly wise will seek God first, and the happiness that comes from good honest living will fall in to place naturally.
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Contributed by Melanie Schurr (Copyright (c)2003 Melanie Schurr) Melanie Schurr is author of "Ecstatic Living Ecstatic Loving: How to have more peace and joy in marriage, and life in general by walking in harmony with God," and "Son Salutations: A refreshing collection of modern inspirations for those who seek God each day." For more information, visit her web page at www.angelfire.com/mi/melschurr |
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