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(photo: captured a new song on the radio yesterday)
To have a thriving spirit is to have no fear of death.
To have no fear of death is the payoff for living fully – like you mean it – with faith, hope, and love.
To have a payoff to look forward to is the purpose for spending your life with conviction in the mystery of the unseen God.
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Today’s spiritual thought continues with a career thought for the day at the Next Blog
(photo: No, Cheryl didn’t say it, it was a different woman.)
Stunned. In casual conversation, she said she was ready to die.
Not a in a hopeful, or impatient way.
Simply in a peaceful, content sort of way.
It was unexpected.Wow, really?
Stunning.
Inspiring.
Never would have pegged her for having reached this milestone in life at 50 years old.
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(photo: iPhone screen shot from the book Flinch)
Never let your memories be bigger than your dreams.
She wrote back that this wouldn’t apply to her elderly Father.
To be open minded, replied back that the food for thought was appreciated.
Moments later the thinking was done and the conviction unmoved.
What if we thought death was the most magnificent day in our life?
This is only possible if you believe in something you’ve never seen.
So yes, never let our memories be bigger than our dreams.
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A most unusual what if question:
What if we loved death as much as we love birth?
Overcoming our fear of death is, perhaps, the greatest victory of all.
This is the pinnacle of being a thriver.
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Live so that death doesn’t catch us unprepared. The underlined part of the photo:
“uncertainty of life ought to induce every man to prepare for death”
As we walk on the treadmill of life, we poison our souls so slowly we never notice.
Notice.
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