Spiritual Awakening: Meaning Of Life Found In Grocery Store!
There I was shopping in my local Publix and I stopped for a moment and I was reading the side of The Arizona Tea Can that I had decided to purchase and I found it the meaning of life as it said RECYCLE. I stopped for a moment and took a deep breath to contemplate this message. Then it hit me the concept of recycling goes far beyond just making something new out of something used it goes to the heart of looking at way you can be a recycler and pay it forward and thus improve the quality of life for someone else and in return be rewarded.
As I stood in line I began to think what if everyone began to save the pop tops from their various beverages and dropped them off at their local McDonald’s to support The Ronald McDonald House in their community. Through recycling of the pop tabs the funds are given to The Ronald McDonald House so they can help families that are dealing with the fact that someone in the family has an illness and can find comfort in knowing that they have a place to stay while their loved one is going through treatment.
As I arrived home I began to look at the abundance of clothes that I have and thought it is time to recycle some of these clothes and bring them down to the Women In Distress Thrift Store. Taking what you no longer use and giving it to charity and becoming an action taker in an effort to help others will help you to grow spiritually as there is something great about knowing that you are making a difference in the lives of others.
Spiritual Awakening: Ways To Enhance The Message
Recylcing quotes and placing them in promient places where people can see them is a great way to spread the message and discover your own meaning of life.
Meditation is a great way to set your intention to recycle and pay it forward. When you meditate ask the question of How Can I Be Of Service and Value and you will be given the answer. Then it is up to you to take action and follow the message.
In reading and applying what you learned and then giving the book to someone else is a great way to recycle and help others to find the meaning of their life.
I have often found that sharing music is a great way to recycle and help others find their meaning and purpose in life.
As I checked out of the grocery store that day I was asked of I could donate a $1 to help feed needy families and I did thus practicing what I preach and showing people that the meaning of life of serving others was found in a grocery store. As you continue on your path to find your meaning of life remember it will appear when you least expect it. For me it was recycle and pay it forward. I encourage you to share your stories of how you are paying it forward.
