I liked the poster and even believe in some of what it says. Yet, I also think the poster implies that it is as easy as believing and not having to work for it.
On this journey with Cora I have found, and you have read it here before, that there are times when people are kindly dismissed from our lives. No matter how happy, kind, caring and prayerful I am with that person their negativity and complaining just seemed to bring me down. Cora greets everyone with a smile and a friendly "Hello". This is usually reciprocated with a huge smile back, a hug even or maybe a kiss on her cheek. There are also times when she is not met with kindness, caring words or happiness.
As the poster stated: I can fill Cora's life with happiness and positiveness if I believe it. This is true. As I stand in faith and happiness it also give me the ability to politely dismiss "pissy poopy" people from our lives.
It really comes down to this:
Remember, in order to draw into your life that which you put out, you must also consider the people you share your life with. Allowing people in your life that continually cause turmoil or chaos, no matter how blessed you treat them, will continue to allow that negativity to participate in your life. In order to maintain a sense of peace and allow the "that which you put out will come back too you" way of things to work, you must be willing to allow some people to be less involved in your life. Love them from a distance, send them prayers or blessings yet limit the amount of time you physically and emotionally spend with them. In order for your life to change you must sometimes change your playgrounds and the ones you play with.
A lesson that Cora and this journey continually reminds me of. Blessings to y'all today.
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