Showing posts with label coffee. meditate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee. meditate. Show all posts

Thursday, January 19, 2017

Mind Boggling

Have you ever just sat and thought about things, life, the future…
My mind is everywhere, not just here, not just there. I can't even keep up with it! It's sometimes just all over the place. It takes off and leaves me behind.  Having no order to it; Having no certain area or space; won't 'stay' for any length of time… Thus - the anarchy of this traveling 
mind ‘o mine.


BUT,
It's really not as complex as we 
make it out to be
Really seems far-fetched
but just relax 'let it be'
Sim-ply
...the mind

-PJ Payne

Thursday, September 1, 2016

Be Still...

My best time of the day is mornings… the quiet, the nothingness, the peace, innocence, tranquility, but more than anything, its stillness.
Mornings are new beginnings. Mornings are diamonds in the rough. Mornings are the nothingness that can become something big. Mornings are like untouched clay you can mold and make into whatever you want it to be.
If you’re anything like me, you rise up early, just to have that cup of coffee, time alone, read the Word, write or muse. Your 'you' time. The rest of the family and the world are still asleep and don’t seem to exist. Your thoughts are not bogged down with the worries of what’s going to happen next, because your morning is tranquil; the sunrise and stillness. You have that time to meditate or even create.
Imagine this for a minute. Just before God created heaven and earth, there was nothingness.
Genesis 1: 1 states “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep…”
This biblical depiction goes way beyond actuality of what our mornings look like. But the similarity is there for those who can take themselves to that place of the imagination, in the mornings. It’s clean. It's pure. It's uninhabited.
And then in verse 3, “and God said, “Let there be light.” And there was light. 4. God saw that the light was good, and He separated the light from darkness…" Thus, our day and night!

But before daybreak, if we were to take just a moment - or maybe you're not a morning person, whatever your preference of day or night, just meditate on some things. I truly think it would make for a purer, clearer picture and outlook on life. Just try to find your ‘before creation’ time and Be Still.

Blessings