'Looking Up for the New Year' Equine Contemporary Art Horse Oil Daily Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

'Up for the New Year'

20 x 30 Oil on Canvas

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The Painting: This sums it up... looking up for the New Year and what is too come. Searching for my highest good.

The Thought: Do you know your highest good? Despite all the electronic gadgets we have, do we actually know our own highest good? We track each other around by cell phone all day texting or talking; we use navigational aids to find our destination and plot our best route.

Yesterday I spent three hours at two different Verizon stores getting Crystal's phone fixed. A new one is on the way, but we had to fight our way through technology and a long waiting game at the second Verizon store. We got Ben updated with a new phone today too. He had one of those hot battery things going. That is never good.

What do we have to figure this out in our journey of life? There is no road map. There is not path that has been traveled before for our journey. God is the ONLY all knowing when is comes to our highest good. Time to tune in through prayer and heart to heart guidance from the Big Guy. He is all nowing and only His guidance system will lead you in the direction you need to be. Many times you encounter things you do not anticipate along the way, but eventually if you are listening, He leads you to your destination...and your highest good.

Laurie

"The Lord will guide you continually, and satisfy your needs in parched places." Isaiah 58:11

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