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Appetizer # 5 Aspiration

 #5 - Aspiration - the realization of an idea; goal


I am currently sitting at my son and finance's house and just happened to get up to throw away a napkin and noticed out of the kitchen window a deer. Oh Wow! Another one of God's sights that just takes your breath away to see up close. 

 It has been a week of amazing sights this week at their house; whereas, Clifty Falls State Park is just a stone throw away from it. I have seen, the biggest woodpecker in my life, a variety of birds in all shapes, sizes and colors, and of course things not so pleasant to me; such as bees, mosquitoes, and flys. However, they all have a purpose for being here and a mission to accomplish to keep the earth balanced!
God's wonderful creations makes you marvel at what a wonderful artist He is. We also have to remember
we are His creations also ~ in which, he marvels at how fabulous we are created! So I know you are
wondering what does this have to with aspiration?  ~~ When we are at peace in our thoughts, our hearts, and our spirit, then we are able to dream, hope, and realize what it is we are here to do here on earth ourselves and then pursue it!

But He said to the them, I must preach the good news (The Gospel) of the kingdom of God to the other cities (and towns) also, for I was sent for this (purpose). Luke 4:43 (Amplified)

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