April 28, 2014 7:54 am
Good Morning Everyone =^_^=
Do stars mean anything to you? I remember back (way back) when we were given a star for good behaviour, etc. in school. Report cards would have stars on t hem to show how well you had done in different assignments, or topics. In school plays we got to wear a star on our head (on a headband) and a pretty dress to show “good”. Stars being nocturnal are associated with night. Stars, the 17th enigma of the Tarot, the representation of the soul uniting spirit with matter (Intercommunication of the different worlds) As a light shining in the darkness, the star is a symbol of the spirit. In reference books it is pointed out that the star rarely carries a single meaning, it nearly always alludes to multiplicity.
In today’s world, we don’t go around putting stars on our colleagues foreheads, or post it note it to their shoulders, but we can show appreciation by saying thank you, or job well done. All people have good qualities, focus on the good in others. After years of marriage, my husband still says “thank you” for his dinner/supper or whatever, and tells me when he enjoys/ likes something that I’ve done. When we first married, he had to remind me more than once to be more verbal in my appreciation, he was right, I took for granted at time that he would know how much I appreciated things he did around the house, I saw them, but I didn’t say anything. We need to say thank you, and/or recognize the good in others. We sure appreciate the kind words when they come our way.
Let’s Find the Good in Others and Praise Them (PL Calendar for day 28)
Oyashikiri
Top picture – how to make vixyblu-blogspot.ca.jpg
quote – Pinterest
bottom picture – http://www.bt-images.net/incredible-universe/
Posted by China Dream
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: appreciation, communication, crafts, galaxy, good, husband, light, nalture, night, nocturnal, photograph, praise, spirit, star, stars, symbolism, Tarot, thank you, Universe
Mobile Site | Full Site
Get a free blog at WordPress.com Theme: WordPress Mobile Edition by Alex King.
A smile and a thank-you serve well to bring a little light into everyday life. Thanks for this morning’s good thought Q. Sending you a smile and a hug to go along with the thanks.
By craigpittman on April 28, 2014 at 8:45 am
xxxoo
By Dymoon on April 28, 2014 at 9:32 am
Very true, Dymoon. This is good advice we should all follow. Thank you for posting it.
By mpmckibbon on April 28, 2014 at 10:39 pm
hey, knock me over with a feather! big HUGS to you
By Dymoon on April 29, 2014 at 10:48 am