Showing posts with label Gratitude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gratitude. Show all posts

Sunday, September 1, 2024

A Love Letter To My Bea - 1983 Honda CX400 Custom


There’s a certain kind of satisfaction that comes from straddling a machine like my Bea, not a person, sorry, but my daily ride motorcycle, a 1983 Honda CX400 Custom. Named it after Bea Alonzo, the actress, who I find very beautiful and classy looking. It's not the type of satisfaction that you get from the latest hyper-engineered crotch rockets with their aggressively designed plastics, with more electronics than a NASA space shuttle. No, this is a different kind of satisfaction—one that’s earned, a satisfaction that emerges and rumbles from deep within the soul, like the low, guttural growl of that transverse, carbureted, Moto-Guzzi style - 400cc V-twin engine.

Wednesday, June 7, 2023

First Book on Amazon: "Let God Rule Your Day"

 Now available on Amazon! Click here to get yourself a copy!

"Let God Rule Your Day" is my first published book on Amazon. Here is the Description:

DESCRIPTION

Finding tranquility and a sense of direction can frequently seem like an elusive pursuit in our hectic and fast-paced world. What if, however, there was a way to experience a profound sense of peace and purpose every single day? "Let God Rule Your Day" is a transformative book that challenges you to go on a journey of surrender and discover the profound impact of allowing God to take control of your life.

This enlightening book will show you the value of letting go of control, acknowledging God's sovereignty, and beginning each day with focused prayer. Learn the delight of relying on God through trials and remaining steadfast in the face of temptations and diversions. Discover the truth about God's purpose for your life and your special place in it. Adopt the transforming discipline of appreciation and discover how to use prayer and discernment to make decisions that are in line with God's will.

"Let God Rule Your Day" offers invaluable advice for people desiring to live a life that honors God with its useful advice and insights. Learn the benefits of self-care and Sabbath rest as you relax in the loving arms of God. This book offers a timely and relevant message for anybody seeking a closer relationship with God and a life that genuinely matters through well-known terms like Christian living, surrender, purpose, and self-care.

"Let God Rule Your Day" is the book you've been looking for if you're ready to live a life full of harmony, meaning, and spiritual guidance. Start living a life of submission now, and with God as your leader, set out on a revolutionary adventure. Watch as He completely transforms every aspect of your life as you let His loving presence govern your days.


Friday, July 23, 2021

18 BENEFITS OF DOING SELF DEVELOPMENT


1. You'll be a Happier Person
- Ultimately, this is most of our individual goal. It is to live a happy life. With constant self-development, this will be an eventual result of striving to improve yourself and your environment.  

2. Better people skills - Improved relationships - As the saying goes - "No man(or woman) is an island", we cant go through life without having to interact with other people. With self development, we learn to how create a more harmonious way of interaction. We become more socially-aware and socially-competent, leading to more mutually beneficial, productive, and happier relationships.

Monday, September 22, 2014

DREAM September 23, 2014

Woke up crying uncontrollably this morning. I dreamt of my grandparents and those close to me who've passed on. Vaguely remembering feeling shameful that I haven't really met their expectations when they were alive. That I wasn't able to do much for them. That it seemed to me, all my promises to them were just "lip service". This really hit me hard.

They told me it was okay. It was part of my life-journey. And that they have been watching over me. Praying for and guiding me in little ways, such as this dream.

It was reminiscent, sad, yet motivating at the same time. If I would give meaning to the dream it would be that either I was really being visited by them in my dream or I'm just getting rid of some clutter in my sub-conscious and boost my moving forward, or both. I'm hoping for the last.

Looking back at those relationships with  those people who've passed, I can say that I've truly been loved by them. Grandparents, mother, cousin, uncle, best friend, and others who have left an indelible influence in my journey.

The feeling of loss is sometimes unexpectedly heavy, especially now that I'm mostly by myself. At that time my automatic self-preservation instinct kicks in - I deliberately forget by indulging in a distraction. Entertain myself watching a funny movie or cartoon, play badminton. This has been both my boon and bane since childhood. I guess I've been this way since my mom died. Helped me cope a lot, I realized.

So now I'm resolved to show those dear people in my dream that I really am moving towards my dreams. And be more than strong enough to take care of those who are still alive.