Allowing Goodness its Own Speech

This quote builds on yesterday's post.

I love the idea of "allowing goodness its own speech."

It seems a natural progression from the river of goodness.

Now the river is speaking in gestures of kindness.

Going forward, I'm going to focus on

"ordinary humans doing amazing things."

This makes me realize how many "amazing" things

being done by ordinary humans every day often go unnoticed.

They carry the weight of physical difficulties, and serious illness;

they suffer extreme loss; and supreme emotional distress;

yet they meet each day to the very best of their ability

with quiet grace, without fanfare or recognition.

To me, this is ordinary humans doing amazing things and

it's awe inspiring.

kastilwell