Through a physics lens… brainwaves showing likely depression are often accompanied by brain waves resulting in sharpened focus, reaction and energy. Low frequency compensated for with high frequency. Romans 8:28 in physics terms.
Wow! That poinsettia is like a Christmas tree! I had no idea. How often are they in bloom?
What a story David - and yeah, I fully agree the tough experiences come with the biggest gifts, if we're open to them anyway. Love these examples of adversity leading to new possibilities. (I mean faith and ability to walk!) It's kind of amazing how easy it is for us to forget these gifts out of difficulty. We get sucked into the experience and don't see the value in it while we're in it.
So many interesting experiences... thank you for sharing.
Dearest David. Thank you for that amazing and profound story. The sermon at church just this last Sunday was on Romans 8:28. I just started attending this “wide awake” church after only rarely attending church as an adult (I’m 63). My dear father taught me that verse when I was a young teenager. It has comforted me throughout many adversities in my life and continues to do so particularly at this moment in time - a time that has seriously tested my faith. God bless you.
I think Adam was just being "like a child;" frankly truthful. "Eve gave the apple to me and I did eat it." Like, that's what happened.
While I often share your stories with my wife, I didn't share the submarine one. She's claustrophobic. I might have been, too, after an experience like that. Good that you had $65K sitting around.
David, your posts are always fascinating. I love the photo of you and the poinsettias. It’s great to put a face with your words and experiences. Much love and appreciation.
Thank you for these thoughts!
Through a physics lens… brainwaves showing likely depression are often accompanied by brain waves resulting in sharpened focus, reaction and energy. Low frequency compensated for with high frequency. Romans 8:28 in physics terms.
Wow! That poinsettia is like a Christmas tree! I had no idea. How often are they in bloom?
What a story David - and yeah, I fully agree the tough experiences come with the biggest gifts, if we're open to them anyway. Love these examples of adversity leading to new possibilities. (I mean faith and ability to walk!) It's kind of amazing how easy it is for us to forget these gifts out of difficulty. We get sucked into the experience and don't see the value in it while we're in it.
So many interesting experiences... thank you for sharing.
Dearest David. Thank you for that amazing and profound story. The sermon at church just this last Sunday was on Romans 8:28. I just started attending this “wide awake” church after only rarely attending church as an adult (I’m 63). My dear father taught me that verse when I was a young teenager. It has comforted me throughout many adversities in my life and continues to do so particularly at this moment in time - a time that has seriously tested my faith. God bless you.
I think Adam was just being "like a child;" frankly truthful. "Eve gave the apple to me and I did eat it." Like, that's what happened.
While I often share your stories with my wife, I didn't share the submarine one. She's claustrophobic. I might have been, too, after an experience like that. Good that you had $65K sitting around.
David, your posts are always fascinating. I love the photo of you and the poinsettias. It’s great to put a face with your words and experiences. Much love and appreciation.
Nancy Carr