dailydatewithgod

The course of our lives can feel like it slips past us. We wake up to find ourselves chronologically older wondering what happened to all the time we had when we were younger.  There is this idea that things simply break down or shut down as we get older.  We forget things and our bodies don’t bounce back as quickly. We tend to get so used to what we see in our daily lives that we lose touch with the fascination we had as a kid.  We tend to think we know all there is to know.  One of my core tenants is learning and is a driver in my life.  I knew from a young age I always wanted to be learning.  I can be a bit of an information or improvement junkie but on the positive side, it creates a lens of wonderment for life.  There is always something to be discovered or uncovered.  Wonderment is a link to the energy of our hearts.  It allows us to let go of what we know is true and what we fear might be true according to our mind’s main focus of survival.  Our heart can play in the wonderment of life because it does not have the same timeline as the mind.  Our heart subsists on the energy of love which is not limited by time and space.  To allow ourselves to be present to the wonderment of life connects us to our childhood and our adulthood because they are one in the same heart.