My New Favorite Song...We are on a temporary journey here...

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Little boy, 6 years old 
A little too used to bein' alone 
Another new mom and dad,another school 
Another house that'll never be home 
When people ask him how he likes this place 
He looks up and says with a smile upon his face 

"This is my temporary home 
It's not where I belong 
Windows and rooms that I'm passin' through 
This is just a stop, on the way to where I'm going 
I'm not afraid because I know this is my 
Temporary Home." 

Young mom on her own 
She needs a little help got nowhere to go 
She's lookin' for a job, lookin' for a way out 
Because a half-way house will never be a home 
At night she whispers to her baby girl 
Someday we'll find a place here in this world 

"This is our temporary home 
It's not where we belong 
Windows and rooms that we're passin' through 
This is just a stop, on the way to where we're going 
I'm not afraid because I know this is our 
Temporary Home." 

Old man, hospital bed 
The room is filled with people he loves 
And he whispers don't cry for me 
I'll see you all someday 
He looks up and says "I can see God's face" 

"This is my temporary Home 
It's not where I belong 
Windows and rooms that I'm passin' through 
This was just a stop,on the way To where I'm going 
I'm not afraid because I know this was 
My temporary home." 

This is our temporary home

Thanks to Brenan for the lyrics.

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Coloring is Theraputic for All Ages!

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Introduction
Therapy in Color™ is a coloring book specifically designed for adults. The idea and concept ofTherapy in Color™ is to release tension and heal your soul through the art of coloring. What makes this one-of-a-kind book unique and not ordinary are the intricate images and the fact that it requires attention to fine detail. Unlike painting, you don’t need to have the skills of an artist to create a masterpiece. All you need is to pick the colors and draw within in the lines in order to be creative. The results can be miraculous! Disconnect yourself temporarily from the not-so-desirable reality and everyday challenges, step away from the crises in your life and escape to a world filled with creativity, inspiration and serenity.

Surrender yourself and start your journey of discovering and exploring the world of coloring.Therapy in Color™ includes an amazing collection of almost 190 unique and different black and white images to color. Each page includes inspirational quotes which will surely uplift your spirit, inspire and motivate you.

Let your imagination take you to a faraway land beyond the horizon where you can take a sailboat to never-ending oceans or fly above untouched meadows, find imaginary creatures or visit the rainforest jungle, meet exotic birds and discover exquisite flowers. Create your dream car. Is it going to be an antique or an ultra-modern, super-cool sports car? You pick the color. How about a tour around the world where you can travel through your imagination to see landmarks in France, Italy, England, Mexico, Egypt and much more.

This is a magical, uplifting and fun coloring book for adults with a treasury of inspirational quotes that will empower you to make positive changes and take action in your life. Equip yourself with a box of colored pencils, a copy of Therapy in Color™ and a creative mind. Focus on the positive and gather your thoughts while you are coloring.


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Enjoy being you...

you’re already perfect

‘Be Content with what you have; rejoice in the way things are. When you realize there is nothing lacking, the whole world belongs to you.’ ~Lao Tzu

Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on twitter .

A lot of people come to Zen Habits (and read other personal development blogs and books) because they want to improve something about themselves. They’re not satisfied with their lives, they’re unhappy with their bodies, they want to be better people.

I know, because I was one of those people.

This desire to improve myself and my life was one of the things that led to Zen Habits. I’ve been there, and I can say that it leads to a lot of striving, and a lot of dissatisfaction with who you are and what your life is.

A powerful realization that has helped me is simply this: You’re already good enough, you already have more than enough, and you’re already perfect.

Try saying that to yourself, as corny as that might sound, just to see if it sounds true. Does it resonate as something you already believe (in which case, you can probably stop reading now), or does it not feel right? Do you feel like there are things you still need to improve?

The thing I’ve learned, and it’s not some new truth but an old one that took me much too long to learn, is that if you learn to be content with who you are and where you are in life, it changes everything.

Consider what changes:

• You no longer feel dissatisfied with yourself or your life.
• You no longer spend so much time and energy wanting to change and trying to change.
• You no longer compare yourself to other people, and wish you were better.
• You can be happy, all the time, no matter what happens in the world around you.
• Instead of trying to improve yourself, you can spend your time helping others.
• You stop spending so much money on things that will supposedly improve your life.
• You can be smug about it, like me.

OK, the last bit was a joke, but the rest is true, in my experience.

And here’s another realization that I’ve written about before: You already have everything you need to be happy, right here and right now.

Do you have eyes that see? You have the ability to appreciate the beauty of the sky, of greenery, of people’s faces, of water. Do you have ears that hear? You have the ability to appreciate music, the sound of rainfall, the laughter of friends. You have the ability to feel rough denim, cool breezes, grass on bare feet … to smell fresh-cut grass, flowers, coffee … to taste a plum, a chili pepper, chocolate.

This is a miracle, and we take it for granted. Instead, we strive for more, when we already have everything. We want nicer clothes, cooler gadgets, bigger muscles, bigger boobies, flatter stomachs, bigger houses, cars with leather seats that talk to you and massage your butt. We’ve kinda gone insane that way.

The sane thing is to realize we don’t need any of that. We don’t need to improve our lives. We don’t need to improve ourselves, because we’re already perfect.

Once you accept this, it frees you.

You’re now free to do things, not because you want to be better, but because you love it. Because you’re passionate about it, and it gives you joy. Because it’s a miracle that you even can do it.

You’re already perfect. Being content with yourself means realizing that striving for perfection is based on someone else’s idea of what “perfect” is … and that that’s all bullshit. Perfect is who you are, not who someone else says you should be.

Also, as corny as it may sound, I love you, completely and unconditionally, and if everyone else in your world betrays and abandons you, you always have me. :)

Now stop reading this blog, and go be happy.

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