Hello Precious Fellows!
Hope and pray that you are celebrating each moment as it is LAST ONE!
Thinking of each breath as it is last, highlights the true value of LIFE !
This feeling Reveals that TIME IS LESS and CAN BE TAKEN AWAY AT ANY SECOND!
So Blow Away the all useless worries and FEEL the Blessing of Breath you have left!
Worries cannot Bring any Positive Change in Situation you are Facing!
They Can only Low your Strength of Fighting and defeating the negativity, around you!
Draw a Wide Beautiful Circle of FAITH and OPTIMISM and Stand within Sublimely :)
Do Not Let Enter Any NEGATIVE ENERGY In This Circle and TOUCH YOU!
Your Spiritual Growth with FAITH and OPTIMISM Will PUSH Away the all Storms of Disappointment and Worries BELIEVE Me !
And From This Points You Will Realize That How Bad Situations CHANGE MIRACULOUSLY In Your Favor!!!
Lovely Strong Friends leaving You with some delightful photos shared by my eldest Son from Germany Munich,
who Took a Cycle trip with his Friend in countryside
of Munich and then On Easter Day He accompanied his boss and colleagues during their visit to Church and had lunch together .
It was one day before easter and they planned a whole day out ,aim was to have fun while cycling in beautiful views and enjoy!
like his friend my son also drove bike without holding handles but he knew such things upset me so told quite after the day he shared photos
beautiful houses on the way
I believe God would have thought that DID HE MADE MISTAKE TO CREATE CREATURES CALLED HUMANS????????????????????????
My son told they were first to enter the restaurant but soon it was crowded
Dear friends hope you enjoyed the glimpse of my son's easter holiday fun!
this is almost 5 pm and day is sunny with 38 temps ,breezy ,i am fine and praying that may God keep all of you under the shower of his blessings!!! amen!
Stay strong and keep smiling ,life is precious and so you are ,
breath is connection between both of you so until the connection is on stay Happy and think positive!
God Bless You All!!!
"So Blow Away the all useless worries "
ReplyDeleteThank you for this, Baili. It was just what I needed to hear!
Very peaceful pictures of the countryside...lovely.
I could not look too long at the Holocaust pictures. It is too much for me to take. Absolutely no words for it. Imagine if there had been no photos we may never have known about it.
How did your son like the Easter service? Is he a Christian?
Dear Sandi
Deletei can understand your feelings about the whole trauma belong to Hitler's nightmare and my sympathies and heartfelt sorries are for this which though cannot be enough ever!
My son is muslim just like his parents but to be honest WE BELIEVE IN GOD ONLY !
NOT RELIGIONS , We Trust what Book of Nature says to us
we don't like to entangled in manly words which can reflect specific way of thinking only.
so may be i must clear that
above every religion
WE ARE JUST HUMANS WHO LOVE OUR GOD!!!
A holocaust museum is a heavy, heavy place to visit. Viewing evidence of the depths of human cruelty is very depressing.
ReplyDeleteWe Must Never Forget is a constant reminder of what men can do to other human beings. " may God keep all of you under the shower of his blessings!!! amen!" This is such promise to claim.
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy your son's holiday. He is looking more like a man and less like a boy. I know you are proud. The pictures he sent about the concentration camps are poignant. Too many people think erasing all traces of bad times in history will erase all bad things. They are wrong. We need to remember both the bad and the good. We need to learn from them all.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your son's Easter, enjoyed the photos and the food looks good.
ReplyDeleteNice to go on a outing with someone in a different country even though some was very sad indeed.
ReplyDeleteMerle...............
A truly moving post from a loving and caring mother. Thank you. I needed to read this and feel better. You are remarkable.
ReplyDeleteIt is good that your son had a chance to take an excursion, and biking is a healthy way to do it!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are very sobering, aren't they ... as you stated, that was a shameful period in human history. I don't think something on that scale could ever happen now, with better communication (phones and computers) but there are still genocides occurring throughout the world. You are right - what we do when we have power is a good indicator of our character.
I'm glad to hear you are feeling well - I hope the better weather will help you stay that way!
Your son had a great bike tour. that's a good way to see things.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like your son is having a great time in Germany.
ReplyDeleteHuman cruelty and barbaric actions are so hard to accept. What the Nazis did was The pinochle of monstrous behavior. All that good people can do is try th make the world better. For what it is worth, I think that it is getting better.
What a fantastic place to cycle. Your son must have had a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Lovely place... Beautiful pictures...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your son's journey with us! I really enjoy seeing other places through photographs as I know that I'll never get to most places on earth. Your son is having a wonderful adventure.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I am happy to hear about the love for history that your son has and please tell him to continue his curiosity for history. That is wonderful! It was wonderful of you to share his experiences. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe restaurant looks lovely inside. The bicycle ride I enjoyed viewing the scenery, it's very nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Oh my goodness... the photos of your son and his friend are so happy and joyful, and then in the middle of your post it was just so shocking to see those abused people. I do wonder what God thinks sometimes also.
ReplyDeleteYour son has kind hosts, i am glad they are looking after him and feeding him well. I find the holocaust very distressing, i was unable visit places relevant when in Poland, i guess you can't go to Germany and not see these things, terribly sad, hope it didn't distress your son. Lovely to take a bike off and explore. Thanks for sharing his lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteLove.
ReplyDeleteCycling can be a great exercise and great fun!
ReplyDeleteGod's Blessings to all of you,
Lon
Baili, it was nice that your son could take a bicycle ride and see the countryside. It looks like it's getting warmer there in Germany. The breakfast looks Yummy too. That must have been hard for him to go to the museum and see such sadness.
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question, dear Baili.....God does not make mistakes. He gives us life, and we are supposed to live it with goodness and love.
I hope your son has a wonderful experience while on his stay in Germany. I know you miss him very much.
~Sheri
I agree deat Sheri that
DeleteGOD DOESN'T MAKE MISTAKES
IT IS ONLY US THAT DO BECAUSE WE SOMETIMES LOST IN ABRUP JUNGLE OF SELFISHNESS AND BE COME UNABLE TO REALIZE THAT WE ARE JUST TINY CREATION OF MIGHTY GOD IN THIS HUGE WONDERFUL UNIVERSE AND GOD DIDN'T SEND US HERE TO DESTROY THE INNOCENT HUMEN BUT TO LIVE AND LET LIVE HAPPILY!
So wonderful that your son got to experience Germany in this way! How lovely to ride through the countryside and enjoy the beautiful views, loved the canals, and I agree with you, the sound of water does wonders for the soul! And oh my, what a horrible thing it must have been to go through that museum and witness the horrible things displayed there. It must have certainly dampened their day. I love your perspective about it all. I am glad that you got to enjoy this virtual tour of Germany through the eyes of your son, so very special indeed! I know your heart misses him so, and this certainly must have been a blessing to your mother's heart :) Blessings and hugs to you today sweet friend!
ReplyDeleteMunich is a vibrant city.
ReplyDeleteMe and my family loved it.
Have a great week.
As imagens do holocausto pesam-nos na alma... O seu texto apela a viver cada dia com esperança e coragem. Gostei de ver o seu filho. É um belo rapaz.
ReplyDeleteUma boa semana.
Um beijo.
Dear Baili, thank you for the inspiring message with which you began this posting. And thank you, too, for the photographs of your son in Germany. I'm glad that he wants to learn about history. It seems to me that so many young people have no interest in the past. And yet it has so much to teach us as we move forward into the future. Peace to you.
ReplyDeleteDearest Baili...thank you so much for sharing these wonderful photos!:)
ReplyDeleteGosh, that museum must have been so emotionally draining for your son.
How human beings could commit such atrocities against their fellow creatures is beyond me. The pictures are difficult to even look at, aren't they?
That sculpture is striking though. I know it is a sombre subject...but the artwork is amazing!
I hope you are having a magical week.:))
Big Hugs xoxoxo
thank you for sharing these photos!
ReplyDeleteHello, baili. Cute post !! I have and a son who also loves his bicycle and makes many routes. I hope we never forget the damage that man committed in the holocaust, so that it never happens again.
ReplyDeleteGood week, my friend.
Besos.
Your son's trip looks like a lot of fun. You are so right about humanity and my sensitive soul cannot bear to even think of such things for too long...water is very healing...hydrotherapy I call it. :) Beautiful photos. A bike trip is always a lot of fun. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your son's photographs with us.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see the places he visited, but not easy to visit that museum.
Have a good week ahead.
All the best Jan
Dearest baili, Your son and his friend look as if they are having a great time!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos from Germany but also the sad reminder of the Holocaust. It was such a sad loss of human life.
Great advice in the beginning of your posting. I agree 100%.
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Nothing like cycling through the greenery and fresh air.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to spend the day cycling with beautiful scenery! I could never bring myself to view all those historic pictures of the holocaust!
ReplyDeleteLooks like your son had a wonderful Easter Holiday! thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your wonderful words of positive encouragement. have a lovely week.
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Beautiful!! love the pictures from Germany.. And love your sweet comment dear.. hugs
ReplyDeleteHi Baili
ReplyDeleteIt was nice to read your positive thoughts, and see your son's bicycle ride through an area of Germany. The museum photos were sad to see but we are all hopefully learning from this and trying to prevent such genocide.
What a handsome young man and it looks like he had a really great day. What a beautiful place to ride. Thanks for your sweet comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your wise words and your sons beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteThe holocaust museum is so very, very sad!!!
Big Hugs!!
Dear Baili - I understand your happiness to be shared such wonderful photos by your son in which he’s having a good time. Cycling is good both for body and soul, feeling fresh wind. The museum is a serious reminder of human folly, so heart-rending, mindboggling, and depressing but we shouldn’t avoid our eyes from them not to let it happen again.
ReplyDeleteWish you happy days ahead, with peace of mind.
Yoko
Your son looks to be having a lot of fun on his day out.
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see photographs like the ones you show from the museum always sicken me and make me feel sad. The same mistakes and atrocities are repeated.
Seeing your son on his bicycle makes me want to get out and about on mine :-) I just need the rain to stop...
I enjoyed seeing your son's pictures. The museum photos are heartbreaking. I can understand why that visit was exhausting. It looks like he had quite a trip.
ReplyDeleteRetribuindo sua gentil visita, gratidão ! Lindas fotos
ReplyDeleteTenha um dia de paz!
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Lovely post, Baili, with more wonderful photos from your son. I'm glad that he is taking time to explore the area around Munich and to experience new things. Living in another culture is an education in itself.
ReplyDeleteThe photos and captions of events that happened with the concentration camps are difficult to look at and read. But we have to stare evil in the face and to remember that such things happened. Otherwise how can we keep them from happening again? There is evil in the world, and sadly evil people. I don't understand why, but I know that we have to have the courage to stand against it when we are confronted with it. Sending you love and hugs!