Showing posts with label faith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faith. Show all posts

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Blind Fool Running


Some secrets are meant to be shared.


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Author's Note: "Blind Fool Running" by Jonco Bugos does not contain any content from the Jonco Bugos blog. "Blind Fool Running" is a 104-page novella. Jonco Bugos (my alter ego) is the pen name I use for writing literary fiction and for writing the Jonco Bugos blog and the Think-A-Holic Lounge blog. Thank you.

Saturday, February 2, 2008

Letting Go Is Having

Knowing when and how to let go of someone or something is one of the biggest keys to success and happiness in life.

Knowing when to let go of a way of life that is not working for you is having a new way of life which does. It can mean leaving one job for another or leaving a place that offers you very little for a new place that abounds in opportunity.

Knowing when to let go of the dead is allowing their memory to live within you.

Recognizing that you have done all you can in your effort to arrive at an answer to a problem or to arrive at a solution that you genuinely need in life is the first step toward placing that problem into the realm of a higher authority. Letting go and leaving that unsatisfied need in the hands of that higher authority is the key to having that necessary answer placed free of charge into your own hands.

Letting go and having are two sides of the same coin. And that coin is called faith.

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Accept Imperfection

Perfection does not matter in this lifetime, yet striving toward perfection is a goal worth having. But only if you accept the fact that you will never achieve it before you leave this world for the next adventure of living your life.

Especially accept imperfection in others and nurture that ability to do so. Accepting imperfection is having patience with the present and faith in the future. Both are crowning achievements for all mortal beings who seek immortality.

Besides, if it were a perfect world, it would have no reason to continue.