Tag: humorous poetry

What’s Bugging You, Humm?

by Science of Being, posted in Butterfly Wisdom: Poetry, Truisms,...., Finding Beauty

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Something’s bugging You, I can tell!
You may not even see it,
but from this perspective it is crawling all around!
It appears to have gotten under your skin,
and causing a mental turnaround!

ferns uncurles refined

Sometimes others can have a different perspective and see things about us that are true, while we are too close to it. A true value of a friend is they will always tell us like it is, even when it is something we really don’t want to hear.

At the very least they can tell that something is bothering us. That’s our clue to examine the situation for ourselves and see if it is true. Then if it is then to do something about it!

True friendship is the most precious thing on earth! 

In the hope You find Love close at hand, PortiaSLB

Beautiful ferns uncurl in Thailand!

 

“Naturally we CANNOT straighten out past mistakes, but we CAN TAKE THEM AS LESSONS.”

Eugene Fersen, Science of Being, page 161.

 

Finding Beauty – Things Change

by Science of Being, posted in ...., Butterfly Wisdom: Poetry, Finding Beauty

Things Change

White clouds, daydreams dance across the sky,
White flowers, bees wings, buzz does day glorify.
Ego, cries and does surmise change is not our thing,
Soul, brave and life’s map does aviate like a butterfly.

Shiny Bee

We are in a state of constant change physically, mentally and emotionally!

We may think we don’t like change, but everything about our inner nature says we do!

White Azalea

A positive thought about change – that it is a natural process of life, will help us face uncertainty or unexpected changes. A positive attitude negates a bit of negative energy that we may carry in the subconscious, putting us in a more embracing attitude. 

In the hope that You find Love close at hand, Portia SLB

“Science should discover the things which Nature has in store, which are almost limitless. The more we remain in tune with Nature, the more Nature reveals Itself.”

Eugene Fersen, Pearls of Wisdom, Volume 1, page 379.