Where there's a will there's a way

[Carol Anne Kincaid~Paradis]

Sometimes the way to the pot of gold on the other side of the mountain is to keep fighting up the steep slippery slope, but often it is better to walk around the mountain. Also consider refocusing your attention on another pot of gold that is even larger, shinier, and virtually at hand.

How often we keep banging our head into the same wall, or to use the phrase derived from Cervantes Don Quixote, "tilting at windmills." When a problem seems unsolvable, or a question appears unanswerable, consider that you may not be asking the best question.

In their own way, problems can be blessings.
They can be the prod to get us out of our complacency and into action.

Problems create an opportunity for us to exercise our ingenuity,
to plan, to persevere, to interact with our social network,
and to feel a sense of accomplishment when we finally overcome the unexpected roadblock.

In the midst of crisis, boldly seize opportunity.
- Jonathan Lockwood Huie

 

HRH Her Late Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II It is with great sadness but also with profound gratitude that we express our deepest condolences on the passing of Her Late Majesty The Queen. She lived a life of service to humanity with selflessness and humility, courage and compassion. She was constant in her dedication to duty and was a rock of stability for the nation, her realms and the Commonwealth. Her faith in God was her strength and support. May God's love and peace give comfort to her soul always. We hold HM The King and The Royal Family in our thoughts and meditations at this time and know that God will give them solace and strength in the days and weeks ahead. This portrait was painted by the late Ramnik Bakrania, a Brahma Kumaris student, in 1958. It won first prize in an all East Africa art competition and was sent to Her Late Majesty The Queen on the occasion of her Platinum Jubilee.