Spiritual Awakening: Keeping The Fire Burning!!!
On Saturday (8/4/2018) I was out promoting The 2019 American Cancer Society Relay For Life Of Sunrise at The City Of Sunrise Back To School Round-Up. Things were going great and I was have a great time making contacts and sharing Relay For Life with others then bam heat exhaustion got the best of me. I was doing what I liked to do making videos and being of service and value and service to others and my fire was nearly put out. Thank you to the prompt and professional care of Sunrise Fire Rescue I was taken to their emergency vehicle and treated. I was given the all clear and told to go get blood work done, I drove home and thought despite this minor set back I had to keep my fire burning. Today (8/6/2018) I took action and went for the blood work so that I could take the appropriate measures to keep my fire burning. I learned that the evil one may try to drag you down and take you away from what GOD has planned for you so it is important to stay strong and keep your fire burning. Since the beginning of time those with passion and fire in their heart have gone on to achieve great things just as GOD had intended for them.
You may not have started the fire but you can keep it burning by learning from the past so that you can live in the represent and plan for the future. On may occasions you simply have to get in tune with your inner divine guidance system and commit to keep the fire burning. As you continue to walk your spiritual path make it a point to set fire to the rain.
I met Diana McClintic on line via Facebook. She has some great insight into simply living life and going with the flow and allowing the universe to work for you. Here is here journey.
I have retired from nursing. I was an RN for 32 years. It actually became harder after a knee injury to be on my legs running around lugging a computer for 13 hours while taking care of people, and everything had to be perfect. No mistakes allowed and no time for breaks. There were days I would have 8 patients and discharge a couple of them meaning empty beds so I’d get more folks in from ER while taking care of the others. People were in for getting blood and sometimes you would have 2 of those patients at a time, so after a couple units then you discharge them and there you go another empty bed, another admission. People were in for serious medical problems and some may be sent to ICU and there you go, another admission. Tons of paperwork after the 12 hour shift ended. Nurses do so much that they do not get credit for doing. Now I am a retired nurse living on a small pension from a state job I had for 11 years. My children were doing fine so I finally for the first time in my life could do something for myself.