Smooth Spots


Arrivals are great. Unfortunately, they are often hard to reach. Evenb when you do sometimes you have to get up and work even harder to get to the next one. A good friend of mine just graduated from 2 massage therapy schools. She’s headed now for the fruits of her labors. But is it really fruit? Some might argue the road ahead is always paved with work, work, and more work. I’d like to hope it all leads to improvement.

Whatever religion you claim, be it Christian or Buddhist or even atheist, your beliefs are likely followed in the direction of improvement. By that I mean you hope your state of being will improve. I think the best thing you can do in your life is believe in heaven, but I am not a preacher. Other forms of consciousness raising like other religions all have some sort of END that ideally ends you up better than you began. And so I imagine, just like in the faith that I believe in, there are rough roads sometimes. They tell you the tough stuff makes you stronger and that “into every life a little rain must fall” etc. These are the great times to lean on God or go to church or get prayer, read books on “enlightenment” whatever … Then there are the other times, the good times. These are the times a good friend and Pastor calls “smooth spots.” I’ve had a rough past 12 months in many ways but right now I seem to be coasting. It’s such a wonderful feeling and I wish to express the hope to anyone out there on storms in the abyss that your cloud does have a silver lining. As you hope in the journey you will hit smooth spots. One friend of mine just graduated from How is your road going?

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2008-06-02 11:47:59

My goodness, things have been on the rough side around here lately. One of my girlfriends bought me a wind chime to hang outside. Supposed to chase Murphy and his naughty laws right out of here!!!

It’s true that sometimes you need a little rough times to really appreciate how good the smooth times are.

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