WHAT WERE THE BEST DAYS IN YOUR LIFE AND WHY? (Or moments)

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To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven: A time to weep, a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance.
Ecclesiastes 3:1,4.

       You cried.  And those gathered ‘round you were delighted.  If you had been older you would have known this wasn’t the usual reaction to someone crying. 

       But this was the day of your birth and you were crying out to the world, “Hey, it’s me!  There’s never been anyone like me before and there’ll never  be anyone like me again.!”

       You didn’t know it…

But when you smiled it would be your own unique way of doing it.

       And when you frowned everyone would recognize it for what it was…but that too would be a distinct representation of you.

       And as you  grew older, you would give more than you took or take more than you gave.

       You would be compassionate or cruel, sober or a cut up and you would have a belief system that would govern your actions and the world would be a different place because of those actions.

       What were the best days if your life and why

Asking the question so we can fine tune the answers.

The best days of your life.  The day you were born and the day you realized what you were born for.

       Or the day you finally do discover what you were born for. 

       An old man had a question he asked over and over again of everyone he met.

       "What have you done that you believe in and you are proud of?"
       Not what do you do for a living but rather what do you do that makes LIFE WORTH LIVING?

       There is a story involving Yogi Berra, the well-known catcher for the New York Yankees, and Hank Aaron, who at that time was the chief power hitter for the Milwaukee Braves. The teams were playng in the World Series, and as usual Yogi was keeping up his ceaseless chatter, intended to pep up his teammates on the one hand, and distract the Milwaukee batters on the other.

       As Aaron came to the plate, Yogi tried to distract him by saying, "Henry, you’re holding the bat wrong. You’re supposed to hold it so you can read the trademark."

       Aaron didn’t say anything, but when the next pitch came he hit it into the left-field bleachers. After rounding the bases and tagging up at home plate, Aaron looked at Yogi Berra and said, "I didn’t come up here to read

       Daily, as you come to bat in the game of life…what are you coming to bat for?  Who and what are you aiming to score runs for?  Good or evil.   A good and sacred purpose or no purpose at all….or a no good purpose.

       Search and pray.  Pray and search. And remember much of which reflects back to where you live is determined as to where you have placed the mirror.

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