Never Forget

Daily Gratitude: There’s 2 parts to this message and it’s important to distinguish them. The first is that no one can take your memories away (it’s too bad that a disease can). It is your responsibility, though, to make the best possible use of those memories. Many people let the past keep them prisoner by replaying things that didn’t go as planned or things they consider “failures”. They never seem to try to figure out what those memories or events might have been trying to teach them. For there is a lesson in each “failure” or “bad” experience we have. We should look at many of those things we dwell on as potentially good, but we don’t. We can change and shape our memories. Memory is usually invalid anyway. Ever sit around reminiscing with family and have an argument about what really did happen at “that” Christmas dinner? Part 2 of this message is just as it says. Each day is a new beginning as is each minute. You can make a new beginning at any time but stopping and walking away for 10-30 minutes. Tell yourself you’re going to start over when you come back to it. Ask yourself what you can do differently to make yourself a bit happier with the situation. Not to make it perfect but to make yourself “a bit” happier. That is not much but it’s something you can do. Why? Because this is how you begin to raise your vibration and that’s what will ultimately affect your happiness. You can inch your way up to that happiness step by step but once again, it will have to be in small steps. Try it.