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Serenity Prayer with a Twist
'God, grant me the serenity to accept the people I cannot
change; the courage to change the one I can; And the wisdom to
know that person is me.'


'A man may fulfill the object of his existence by asking a
question he cannot answer, and attempting a task he cannot
achieve.'
- Oliver Wendell Holmes


'There is one quality which one must possess to win, and that
is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants,
and a burning desire to possess it.'
- Ronald Reagan




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The Journey of the Soul

Your heart is filled with pain,
Your mind cluttered with confusion.

Pieces of your life fall around you
Like raindrops in a storm.

The path you chose so long ago
Led you straight to hurts door.

Now your weary feet struggle
To find the road back home,
Searching for the places
That love and beauty hide.

Temptations lie in wait all around,
Pulling at your every step,
Waiting for you to slide back
From the chosen, sought for, path.

Emptiness surrounds you,
Confusing your perceptions.
It is difficult to carry on.

I will do my best to fill your heart with joy,
To clear the cobwebs of confusion,
Help you find your purpose.

I am good at catching pieces
And I can chase away a storm.

Let me walk your path beside you,
I have walked this road before.

You can lean on me when the weariness comes.
My shoulders are very strong.

I can not fight your battles,
Or chase away demons of the soul,
But I can lend you my strength
Until you find your own.

I will help you find the courage
To face each day anew.

I can not shorten the journey you must make,
The road is just as long as before.

But I can fill the emptiness
And help you reach your center,
The place where love and beauty hide.

Take my hand, be my friend,
Let me walk with you awhile.

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Angi Eads




I wanted to share a classic with you. Today's feature has been part of TrueInsights back when it first came into being. It's a wonderful poem that has always touched my heart.

I was recently contacted by the author, Angela Eads, who wanted to thank me for displaying some of her marvelous work at TrueInsights.

This prompted me to re-read some of what we do have. And this one especially touched me as I often work with people who are trying to get back on track after having lost themselves on the journey of life.

If you are someone who has lost your way, please know that there is a path back to a life of true meaning. All you have to do is reclaim it. The resources you need will be made available.

I've seen it happen over and over and over again. Do not let yourself stand in your own way.

Live your best life everyday,

Jon Nare

P.S. There is a great home study course that addresses this in great detail and is already making a difference in the lives of other people. Check it out for yourself:
http://www.trueinspiredliving.com/journey/


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