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The Best is Yet to Be! Hurry...Hurry... you might miss it. Horse Paintings by Laurie Pace




  ©+Laurie Pace       Graphics One Design 2015

 Streaks of Blue  Oil on Canvas.
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Do you find yourself thinking about what is ahead more than what is happening right now?  If only I can get through this day and finish this and that, oh and don't forget that... then I can rest and be happy.  The best is yet to be!

WRONG.  The best is right now. You do not have to look ahead for it, it is here surrounding you.  Look at how much thought, time and effort you give to your relationships, your work, your finances...and if you have it leftover, time spent spiritually with God. If time with Him is limited, so is your light and life. The more you allow divine light to be shining throughout your day and all you do, the greater value you bring to life. That is life around you, to others... what you bring to others.  

When you are true to living spiritually, you shine your light into their lives with confidence and grace. You will be constantly filled with divine ideas that help others and lead you and others to experience 'the best' as you begin to realize this moment is 'the best'. 

Shine on..

Laurie

"Master, you handed over to me five talents; see, I have made five more talents." Matthew 25:20


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Laurie Pace
A Texas Artist 


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Helen Read said…
Lovely, Laurie! I like the abstract quality of this piece - and your thoughts about "right now" are a timely reminder of the priorities of life, the highest priority being our relationship and love for God. Well said!

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