dailydatewithgod

I do not think many of us view ourselves as healers. We leave that description to medicine men, health practitioners, doctors, nurses, and the like.  Yet, if we really pay attention how often have you found that laughter switches your heart into a lighter mode.  Couldn’t laughter therefore be the cure for a dark mood?  What about using our days to look for ways to connect with other human beings?  We may not think of it as a cure but know that when we have a conversation with someone who is truly listening to us, we feel a sense of restoration of our importance.  Curing restores our souls and reminds us of who we are at our core.  I would say that my daily dates with God are a daily dose of the cure for this wild and crazy world because it gives me the courage to remember who I am and what I am capable of.  If we find ourselves feeling life like an ailment because of all the noise and clamoring voices, then the cure would come from some peace and quiet.  Isn’t this how many describe what they want their vacations to be like?  What if God provided the kind of curing we need to restore ourselves to the truth of who God knows us to be through our breath?  This would mean we have the access we think others give us within ourselves any time we choose to pay attention to it.  I think laughter makes us breathe deeper. Perhaps there is a connection.