You don’t show it. You don’t do
it. You don’t see them. You don’t see him. You don’t see her. You don’t say it. You don’t call. You don’t speak up. You don’t preach it.
You don’t teach it. You don’t play it. You don’t ask it. You don’t read it. You
don’t practice it. You don’t watch it. You don’t wear it. You don’t have it.
You don’t make it. You don’t use it. You don’t write it. You aren’t doing.
Where's the list of what I’ve done.
What I do. Where’s that list? Where’s the list of how I’ve been and what I’ve
said. When I’ve showed it and when I saw? When I spoke up and when I preached?
When I taught and when I read? When I practiced and when I played? When I watched
and when I made? When I helped and when I shared? When I wore it and when I had it? When I used it and when I called? When I wrote? What I did do?
No one lives for the positive moments. No one even lives for the moment. We are too busy worrying about the lack there of; the times when something didn't happen instead of the times something did. Instead of holding onto that moment and letting that be the classic standard and overriding thought, instead of realizing that that good moment did happen, we revel in disparaging thoughts of things we feel are not enough. As supreme beings, we think very limited and we shouldn't - we are SUPREME. Unfortunately, we are supreme beings with no idea how to unlock the true, raw, and real potential in ourselves. We conceptualize the negative. We conceptualize the very opposite of what we are supposed to live for: greatness. When you start to openly magnify small instances of love and appreciation as they come forth spontaneously I believe that is when you truly do understand more than just the basics; when you truly do understand that it is enough.
"His insight refines him." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.