ADVANTAGE OCCASION
I will rejoice and give thanks today for
the many opportunities I encounter.
I relish the order of life, and savor the stillness that I find.
I experience each moment, each hour, and each day
with the assurance of serenity.
No matter what took place yesterday, today, or tomorrow;
I am secure in my spiritual awareness.
No person, place, or thing can stop me
from getting joy out of life.
Every situation confirms a deeper understanding
that obstacles are only stepping stones.
My determination, imagination, and creativity are limitless.
I will open up to keener insights and sharper intuitions.
I am nurtured by the love, truth, and wisdom of the Spirit. I have a deep faith
that I can turn my problems into opportunities for growth, fulfillment, and influence.
DON'T BE AFRAID TO GO OUT ON A LIMB,
THAT'S WHERE YOU'LL FIND THE RIPEST FRUIT.
Enjoy the following dichos, refranes, los pobres, or Spanish sayings.
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Mas vale pobre que solo. Poverty is preferable to lonliness. (Family/friends are true wealth, or have enduring value.)
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Todo cabe en un jarrito sabiendolo accomodar. Everything fits in a small jar if you know how to arrange it. (Anything is possible with creativity.)
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¿A donde ha de ir el buey, que no ha de seguir arando? Where can the ox go that he will not have to plow? (You can't run from who you are.)
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El perro que come huevos, aunque le quemen el pico. You can't make a dog stop stealing eggs, even if you burn its mouth. (You can't teach an old dog new tricks. Take the good with the bad. When you mess with a bull - you get the horns.)
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Dime cuanto tienes y te diré cuanto vales. Tell me what you have and I'll tell you what you're worth. (Integrity and talent are better than riches.)
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Mas vale viejo por conocido que nuevo por conocer. An old friend is worth more than a new acquaintance. (Use what you have, or love the ones around you.)
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A donde te quieren mucho, no vengas a menudo. Don't take alot from those that give alot. (Don't make your host feel like a servant. A constant guest is an unwelcome guest.)
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Quien time la muerte, no goza la vida. Who fears death, finds no joy in life. (Carpe diem/Seize the day.)
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Quien hace la ley, hace la trampa. Who creates a law, she makes the trap. (Some crimes have natural consequences.)
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Hay mas tiempo que vida. There is more time to life. (Don't make the same mistakes, or prepare for new opportunities.)
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Se me subio el muerto. Death jumped on me. (That scared me to death, close call, I got chills!)
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De tal palo, tal astilla. From the stick, a splinter. (Bad closely follows the good, or the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree.)
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Y se acabo. (It's finished.)
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