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Inspirational Tweets for the Soul - Chapter Five

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Foundation for Well Being

The document is a chapter from "Tweets for the Soul" by Charlie Henry. It contains a series of short quotes and reflections on topics like being present in the moment, focusing on today rather than past or future, acknowledging our shared humanity, and finding balance between what needs to be done and making time for enjoyable activities. The quotes encourage embracing life's simplicity and constancy while also making room for joy.

Tweets for the Soul By Charlie Henry Chapter Five FoundationForWellBeing.org ©2010 by Charles Henry

A Moment of Peace extends Itself thru the past and into the future, an investment that pays dividends in the present. We can choose our focus. ©2010 by Charles Henry PAST FUTURE PRESENT

1st Law of Thermodynamics - Energy can be neither created nor destroyed. Only its apparent form may change. Our ‘ forms ' may change but we go on and on and on and…. ©2010 by Charles Henry

Eternity may best be taken in small doses, one moment at a time. By focusing on this moment we may extend it into the next moment. ©2010 by Charles Henry

'Forever' is not so much a measure of time as it is a state of mind. Where is the urgency of time in 'eternity'? ©2010 by Charles Henry

Our 'To-Do' lists are expectations we impose upon ourselves. We tend to measure our worth by our accomplishments. We are more than what we do. ©2010 by Charles Henry

When we say "Today I will do great things" implies that yesterday we didn't and tomorrow is still up for grabs. How about " Today I Am ". ©2010 by Charles Henry

Today we are no more than we were yesterday and no less than we will be tomorrow. That Which We Are is constant, only our perceptions change. ©2010 by Charles Henry

By including everyone and everything within our 'world view' we acknowledge our family ties. We are not all alone, we are all one family. ©2010 by Charles Henry

There may be many apples on the trees, but they all come from apple trees, all the same Source. "Individual" may be defined as "indivisible". ©2010 by Charles Henry

Sitting quietly, doing nothing, even if only for a moment, invites the Light of Love in to inspire right thinking which leads to right doing. ©2010 by Charles Henry

“ Doing” is what we do. Being 'Doers' is fine and dandy. Doing 'Being" may offer us a different perspective on that which we do when we do it. ©2010 by Charles Henry

Feeling anxious is when what we are doing conflicts with what we would rather be doing. It is possible to appreciate whatever it is we do when we are in the correct state of Mind. ©2010 by Charles Henry

Some things are necessary to do. Having made this decision, we may be pleased at having accepted it and look forward to doing the un-necessary. ©2010 by Charles Henry

Un-necessary 'doings' do not have to be done, but what we may like to do. Maybe we could expand 'necessaries' to include a few un-necessaries. ©2010 by Charles Henry

Tweets for the Soul By Charlie Henry Thanks for viewing Chapter Five FoundationForWellBeing.org ©2010 by Charles Henry

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Inspirational Tweets for the Soul - Chapter Five

1. Tweets for the Soul By Charlie Henry Chapter Five FoundationForWellBeing.org ©2010 by Charles Henry

2. A Moment of Peace extends Itself thru the past and into the future, an investment that pays dividends in the present. We can choose our focus. ©2010 by Charles Henry PAST FUTURE PRESENT

3. 1st Law of Thermodynamics - Energy can be neither created nor destroyed. Only its apparent form may change. Our ‘ forms ' may change but we go on and on and on and…. ©2010 by Charles Henry

4. Eternity may best be taken in small doses, one moment at a time. By focusing on this moment we may extend it into the next moment. ©2010 by Charles Henry

5. 'Forever' is not so much a measure of time as it is a state of mind. Where is the urgency of time in 'eternity'? ©2010 by Charles Henry

6. Our 'To-Do' lists are expectations we impose upon ourselves. We tend to measure our worth by our accomplishments. We are more than what we do. ©2010 by Charles Henry

7. When we say "Today I will do great things" implies that yesterday we didn't and tomorrow is still up for grabs. How about " Today I Am ". ©2010 by Charles Henry

8. Today we are no more than we were yesterday and no less than we will be tomorrow. That Which We Are is constant, only our perceptions change. ©2010 by Charles Henry

9. By including everyone and everything within our 'world view' we acknowledge our family ties. We are not all alone, we are all one family. ©2010 by Charles Henry

10. There may be many apples on the trees, but they all come from apple trees, all the same Source. "Individual" may be defined as "indivisible". ©2010 by Charles Henry

11. Sitting quietly, doing nothing, even if only for a moment, invites the Light of Love in to inspire right thinking which leads to right doing. ©2010 by Charles Henry

12. “ Doing” is what we do. Being 'Doers' is fine and dandy. Doing 'Being" may offer us a different perspective on that which we do when we do it. ©2010 by Charles Henry

13. Feeling anxious is when what we are doing conflicts with what we would rather be doing. It is possible to appreciate whatever it is we do when we are in the correct state of Mind. ©2010 by Charles Henry

14. Some things are necessary to do. Having made this decision, we may be pleased at having accepted it and look forward to doing the un-necessary. ©2010 by Charles Henry

15. Un-necessary 'doings' do not have to be done, but what we may like to do. Maybe we could expand 'necessaries' to include a few un-necessaries. ©2010 by Charles Henry

16. Tweets for the Soul By Charlie Henry Thanks for viewing Chapter Five FoundationForWellBeing.org ©2010 by Charles Henry