The works of Author C.L. Harmon
Finding our way seems to imply we may be lost. When, in fact, it usually means just finding other ways. If we are not seeking new paths then we truly will become lost. We are always on some path but new ones exist because they are meant to take us to new understandings. Seeking anything is not an indication we are off course but proof we are enlightened enough to know that it often takes many paths to find the destination we belong.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentYou are a miraculous creature. Despite your faults, failures and shortcomings and because of your gifts, talents and accomplishments, you have evoked emotions in others, impacted the planet, altered the world and resided in the thoughts of others. So the next time, negative thoughts of self worth overtake you, remember that the miracle you need to overcome arrived the day your existence was conceived.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentIn a world where everything is for sale, be the one who offers freely. When everyone else is taking, be the one who is giving. Be what everyone else is not. Do what no one else wants to do. Stand alone when others follow. In doing so, all eyes will be upon you and you will be the one who sees amid a crowd of the blind. You will become the light which restores the sight of those who have never experienced life with a vision all their own.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentFaith is not about taking the right road every time but about believing its destination will lead to fulfillment, regardless of how long we must travel it or our doubts that it may not have been the best road in the beginning.
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Leave a CommentFree will is our choice to live with a closed fist or a free hand. Holding onto negativity is like clutching stones. They have no value other than to hurl them at others. They become heavy over time and leave no space to carry anything else. But when we let them go, we then have the option to pick up anything we desire including the hand of those for which we once held rocks.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentA moment in time, a moment of great significance and light. It’s there and then it’s gone. This is life with its past moments like ghosts haunting what was and unable to move forward. We too become these ghosts trapped within time when we view what was as being better than what can be. But letting go of those moments allows time to push our hearts and minds into what awaits us, while staying in the past leaves us as only aging shadows left to yesterday’s light.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentIt’s true that what we lose may never be returned to us. However, our emphasis seems to be on what we had as not having an equal and thus being an ending of sorts. And perhaps that’s true. But life doesn’t work in a tit for tat format. Each person, each experience has its own value unlike anything else created. As such, it’s not so much that we are losing something irreplaceable, but instead moving forward to seek something else that is in a world of never ending experiences.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentWhatever you feel, be that without haste. Whatever your appearance, wear it, whatever the voice in your head, listen to it, whatever the tune in heart, dance to it. Feeling these is your soul revealing who you should be…who you need to be to change the world and make it yours.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentPart of our journey is losing ourselves. Being off course holds answers just as the beaten path. We are not always meant to know where we are and what direction we are going. Sometimes what we need most is in the wilderness. Often times, while lost in the thick dense no man’s land, is our only opportunity to look inside ourselves and find the directions we need to move on the outside.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentSo much of what we give value to in this world is not found on the surface, but buried deep beneath us. Gemstones, oil, freshwater and precious metals must all be sought out from the depths. And knowing this, we still often fail to see what is hidden deep within each other. We seek very little past the surface. And yes it takes effort and patience to reach the depths. But this it seems is nature’s way of teaching us that what we value most is formed on the inside and rewarded to those willing to seek it out of the depths.
C.L. Harmon
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