The Grace Of Mindfulness

When we remain aware to everything that surrounds us; when we allow our mind, soul and senses absorb, and even avoid, the things we want or don’t in our lives, it is then we have become mindful.
We must accept and be grateful for the lessons learned, the people we keep beside us and the ones the universe has weeded out.
Through good and bad times, I’ve had my share of both, I always remember as I walk down the stairs into my living room every morning to be grateful for another day. I am grateful to be aware of what I should work on or continue doing.
My life is far from perfect, but it has multiplied in good from what it was years ago. Things that would have been disastrous then I have the confidence that they will be better soon.
When my Mac gave its final farewell I wasn’t panicking, I made due with my iPad and iPhone. (Although I found out the hard way @Dtube & @Dlive are a no go on either ones and that’s the only downside).
When my gardens fail I know I can replant and I always have little furry and feathered garden buddies to make me smile.

I am grateful to be able to share my harvests with my family, to cook meals for my husband and son straight from our gardens. To share our little surplus of eggs with my elderly neighbor. To be alive!

All this fills my life with grace, with happiness and with the knowledge that whatever happens in any of our lives it can always be made better. And that to me is the grace of mindfulness.

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