Living on Purpose: Unity is beautiful but very rare indeed
Have you noticed lately that conflict and disagreement are more abundant than unity?

Have you noticed lately that conflict and disagreement are more abundant than unity?

Decisions are a part of life that we face every day.

As much as we would like to avoid worry and anxiety, these feelings are just a normal part of our natural emotions. When I say "normal," I'm referring to the everyday aggravations and frustrations that are a part of this journey.

I had a serious conversation the other day with a middle-age man, and we talked for a couple of hours about God. I've known this man for years, and we've had these discussions before, but I noticed he has become stronger in his opinions, which by the way are based on atheism.

Memories can be a wonderful place to visit when they are pleasant and filled with peace and joy.

The more we venture out of our comfort zone and look around in this great big world, the more we will run into people that are hurting.

It's no secret there are many different ideas about religion and spirituality

We know that atheists and agnostics have been around since the beginning.

We do not have to look very far to find someone that needs a miracle.

I am told on a regular basis, "Write something that makes us feel good." I understand that we want to live in comfort, where we gravitate toward information that allows us to relax and enjoy life, and it's wonderful to train our mind to be a positive thinker.
