Today’s Positive Poetry…When you are on the wonderful path
When you are on the wonderful path, the world is truly a different place
What once looked impossible, magically works out, and everyone asks, How do you do it?
When you are on the wonderful path, answers show up from out of nowhere
You think,” I need to know this, I need to know that”, and the whole Universe goes into action
I don’t quite know how to explain it, you can see the harmony, and the harmony favors you
When I think about it, I can barely feel my body, “this is so good, what comes next?”
I don’t quite know how to explain it, everything you do becomes a mission from God
On a mission from God, nothing can stop you, so you do what you must, and remain sincere
Remind yourself, that you are in Heaven, not next week, not tomorrow, but right here and now
Remind yourself, that you are one with the Universe, you give more than ever before, and things magically work out
Tell yourself that this is the best day ever, and be open to see the beauty, everywhere you go
Think of yourself as on the great ferryboat, riding through Heaven, Repeat your mantra and meditate all day long
Craig Kimbrough
For Positive Guru Blog
Craig Kimbrough Positive Guru
I love discovering the mysteries of God and The Universe. My goal is to allow as much of the infinite to come through as freely as possible as I live my life as a father, husband, son, brother friend, meditation teacher, writer, and business owner. I teach meditation, interpret dreams, write, and try to share as much as I learn along the way as possible.
4 Comments
candidkay
Oh, this is a timely post as I try to allow rather than effort. We are taught everything takes hard work–and as I get older, I realize we should really be teaching how to recognize Flow.
Craig Kimbrough Positive Guru
Thank you. I love the way you put it. Flowing in my opinion, is much better than effort..
Anna Mist
“Think of yourself as on the great ferryboat, riding through Heaven” Love that line.
Craig Kimbrough Positive Guru
Thank you. That was my favorite line in the poem, and yet I wondered how it would be received when read by others. Your comment is a great confirmation