The works of Author C.L. Harmon
Sometimes we need a win. Life and the evil within it seem to mete out negatives and disappointments so much of the time that it can be crushing. But life nor the devil own us. We can provide a positive to ourselves anytime we choose. Never let the devil convince you that negativity is necessary or you will forget that happiness is a necessity.
C.L. Harmon
Goodbye conveys we are leaving. There is a finality in them which conjures sorrow within us when it is a farewell to a creation of something good and positive – something that has become a part of us beyond who we were before its creation. And though these special creations end in one sense, they live on within so many others. Memories, experiences, and interactions do not know goodbyes, they simply become new creations within us. Though we may part in life, we are always connected as we take with us a bit of every goodbye, and with it, create something new inside of us that never says goodbye.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentWe can build an empire on lies. We can protect it with corruption, promote it with deception, and camouflage it in positivity. It may thrive and even impress others. But it will never be free from attack. The truth’s only purpose is existing in all places at all times. All it knows is to invade where it has been denied. It will never relent until it is brought forth. It will deny protection and peace until the point death separates our life from our lies.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentKindness costs less than what you have in your pocket, even when you’re penniless. Compassion takes only as much time as it takes to provide an embrace. Courage takes only a thought to be enacted, and action will follow. Faith works with only the will to believe in another, and their reality will respond. And change is ever present in the amount of time it takes to formulate a thought. It takes so little to matter to others; and to them this is what will matter most.
C.L. Harmon
If your peace can be influenced by someone else’s irritations, anger or frustration, then it is not peace you desire, but appeasement by those who would control you by their whims and emotions.
C.L. Harmon
Before stepping out on what may be shaky ground, pray the stability to which you are moving toward is known solid ground. It’s much easier to fight your demons on the unsteady ground of which you are familiar than the unknown depths of which they are familiar.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentThere are lines within the psyche that are never meant to be crossed. They are entrances without exits. One side consists of conscience and clarity while the other, chaos and corruption. To tread upon those lines is to tempt madness: to step over them is to become it.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentI used to think the world had color and we were allowed to see it. Now I know the world is colored by how we envision it. For some it’s black and white. For others it’s dark shades, and still for others it has light tones. What I find so interesting is that the world seems to know how we view it. And that it is exactly the world it creates for us to live.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentIntegrity will not chase you, it will only lead you. If you choose not to follow, it will remain behind. That which is moral and righteous, by nature, does not exist in that which is evil and corrupt. Therefore, it will never follow those who lead it to places where it cannot exist.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentYou are not enough. You never will be. You will never figure it all out, understand all there is and be who everyone needs. You will never get it all right, fix everything that is broken, and always know the right path. You will not make all the right choices, meet every responsibility, and right all the wrongs. Instead you will accept that what is given is enough and that it is more than you deserve. Instead, you will learn that ignorance is often a gift of protection, that there is humility in being wrong, education lives in failure, and that the wrong roads are where we find the destinations we never thought to seek. Instead you will learn choices are teachers of consequences, responsibilities are wisdom we either gain or lose, and God is right and humanity is wrong. Existence becomes understood when we no longer seek purpose in life but accept that life is our purpose.
C.L. Harmon
