dailydatewithgod

There are some words when you say them out loud they convey their meaning. Or perhaps it is the look on the person’s face when they say it.  Cherish is one of those words.  Maybe its the “sh” that gives it that oomph of meaning.  But somehow one pictures holding something with delicacy or touching with a certain softness.  The word breathes the lack of harshness which if it did would give the wrong sense of the word.  When we think of the persons, places, or things we cherish we feel this internal connection.  Cherishing seems to be as much a conveyer of meaning as an energetic push from the heart.  I might think long and hard about whether or not I would say I cherish something but my heart knows the answer right away.  Perhaps the language of our heart which can be felt in vibrations does not need a word.  Cherishing can be an avenue to gratitude and therefore alter our perspective in an instant if we let it.  How might we use the concept of cherishing to allow our hearts to guide the vision of our lives today?