Sentences with phrase «next life moment»

Fear of not being ready for this next life moment.

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«So the next time you offend someone, take a moment to remind yourself of what matters in your life, then try your hand at offering a nondefensive, heartfelt apology.

Although we try to enjoy the moment as much as we can, we can't wait to see how the next chapter in our lives unfolds.

You have been blessed to see life start and life end, but the most important thing is to see life continue at the end of this journey on earth, and the only way that can happen is to put your faith and trust in Jesus who created you and at that moment you step off that curb into the next life, it will be holding Jesus» hand and smiling into his face... blessings to both of you....

We can not remove sin from this world but we can be moved by the love God gave us, in his only begotten Son, to share this love, which is eternal, forgiving, and powerful, so powerful that it can not be removed by, even, the taking of life — for no sooner do you take the life of such young ones away that, in the next moment, they are with Christ.

There were many ways to live, not simply one, the spiritual theory taught, all of them good, some of them better than others from one moment to the next.

When not saving lives as a registered nurse, she enjoys spending time with her husband, dreaming up her next travel adventure, and writing about embracing life's everyday moments at jessicaachance.com.

While they may have an «oh sh # @» moment just before they die, it could just as easily be said that YOU will have such a moment just as you die and the veil is torn between this life and the next.

Such a view in turn can impel believers to a more intense and open encounter with the living God who shares intimately every present moment and seeks to share with us the next best possibility.

Some of the most precious moments of my life have been spent nursing all of my babies and yet somehow I have next to no pictures of that time.

That these tiny ones mimic, that their hearts are settled when my heart is settled, when I spill love and patience they are filled, that I am — inexplicably, amazingly, sometimes frighteningly — the influence sweeping them with me, one moment a river of life and the next a rooted oak and the next withering for water still, ever needing just enough for today.

Next time you feel inner peace, or experience perfect love wash over you, or feel an overwhelming sense of compassion and brotherhood with all humanity, listen in that moment to what those feelings, promptings and stirrings are telling you to do — how to live, lead, create and initiate.

I can totally relate to this — > «especially at the moment when I'm trying to figure out this next stage of life in the big wide world outside of the cocoon of full - time education.»

I'm guilty of rushing onto the next exciting thing in my life all too often, when I really want to savor precious moments that have just passed.

I have a few self - care routines in my daily life that I try to hold on to, as they make me feel so good, and also help to live in the moment instead of always rushing on to the next thing on my agenda.

However, these tournaments are always better with the best of the best taking part, and while Bale has had his injury problems while Robben turns 34 next year, they're still capable of producing moments of magic that live long in the memory and so their absence arguably hurts the tournament as a whole.

But just look at the bunch of chancers we currently have at Arsenal: Arsenal are screwed at the moment, the problem is that some financiers suck the life out of what they invest in — hence we have Vampire Stan, then there is Sir Fish & Chips who is a Chairman clearly asleep at the wheel (if there is no plan we do nothing), next we have Ivan the terrible General Manager backing up Arsene Wenger who sounds increasingly like the Minister for Silly Excuses from those old Monty Python sketches.

My short term goal: To be able to live in our house where I didn't feel like the next bomb was going to explode at any moment.

This experience mirrors their original abandonment where one moment they are in their mother's arms and the next moment mother is gone, and their life is dependent on strangers.

I am not nearly as far along as you but I also feel pressure to do things with the little man before the next baby arrives — as it really is a precious time and sort of the calm before the storm, as well as the moment before you life changes forever again.

Every food from this moment forward should provide nutritional value that will carry your baby through to the next phase of their little lives.

One of the major effects of pregnancy hormones is experiencing mood swings; you could be ecstatic one moment with the growing life within you, while the next moment you may want to burst into tears at the slightest thing.

Follow some of these tips and you should at the very least be able to find a few restful moments here and there to enjoy some good night sleep before embarking on the next chapter of your new life!

But that doesn't mean it's easy to live with a child who is pleasant one moment, and grumpy the next.

In a radio interview on Accra - based Citi FM Thursday evening, he said: «I think that we are all getting over it but I must admit that, it's one of the most shocking moments of my life, when I had to be between this kind of heated thing between my friend, my party and another person but I'm happy that we are all trying to get over it and I wish and pray that we all pick the lessons of it so that next time this never happens.»

No matter where your next adventure takes you, a good stabilizer is designed to eliminate bouncing, shakes, and blurring so that you can preserve life's best moments just like they looked.

During its brief life, this particle rapidly oscillates between matter and antimatter: One moment it's a B meson, the next it's an anti-B meson.

Consider any moment of the geological record of life on Earth: to what extent were the changes of the next 10 or 100 million years predictable at that time?

To survive you need to live moment to moment and focus on what you have to do next.»

Let's be optimists for a moment and suppose that in the next decade Mars, Europa and Enceladus all get thoroughly tested for life.

Imagine being able to dematerialize from your living room and show up the next moment in Venice or the Amazon rainforest or the rings of Saturn (wearing an appropriate space suit, of course).

Whether you're running a 5K or collecting donations to celebrate your birthday, you can turn your interests, athletic events and special moments into funding for the next life - saving cancer treatment.

He isn't truly waiting, not in the sense of I am waiting for something to happen with my life, but rather a waiting for the next breath and the next moment.

Next, download a tracking app, like Moment, that can help give you a reality check about just how much of your waking life you're actually spending staring at that little screen.

Meditation may help us see that this path we call our life has direction; that it is always unfolding, moment by moment; and that what happens now, in this moment, influences what happens next.»

«You must know that in any moment a decision you make can change the course of your life forever: the very next person stand behind in line or...

And what comes next may not be a storm at all, but a spectacular sunset or a wonderful, life - changing moment.

When you're done, take a moment to commit to being fully present for whatever life dishes up next.

So, if you ever had that moment of just like pure bliss, where it's just like you're not thinking about anything, you just feel a true sense of like sheer joy and happiness, and you know, sometimes that can mean the middle of a music festival, but sometimes it's just like you wake up in the morning and you're next to your dog, and you're just like yes, like this is life right now.

Just remember, you can not eradicate your psoriasis purely by diet alone, you may subdue or tame it, but it will be ready to flare up and make your life miserable at the next opportune moment

This time of year is bound to add stress to your life, so rather than worrying about whipping up something elaborate for your next shindig, take a breather, sip some vino, enjoy the little moments and make these instead.

I have a few self - care routines in my daily life that I try to hold on to, as they make me feel so good, and also help to live in the moment instead of always rushing on to the next thing on my agenda.

I keep a stash of bananas in my freezer specifically for these moments — peel a couple and pop them in your freezer now so you're armed and ready to pick yourself up next time life feels a bit much!

It was so wonderful getting to spend a few moments chatting and I hope as well that we get to spend more time together next time and over the years in this fun blogging world we live in!!

Taking a break from my extremely hectic life at the moment, have to move out my flat tomorrow and moving to London next month!

We wouldn't care what day it was or what we would have to do the next day; we'd just be living in the moment, irresistible to everyone around us!

For instance, I'll have a photo shoot which I've been planning and organising for a long time, the photo shoot will go well, I will be proud of the outcome, but I have about «2 hours» to be proud of it and concentrated on it, then I need to move onto the next thing, task, person, emotion, etc... I feel that too often I don't live the beauty of a certain moment because there is always another task and moment awaiting around the corner and my schedule is merciless...

We could all use the opportunity to start over in some part of our lives -LCB- like actually dragging myself to do yoga a few days a week... -RCB- and I love the time to sit back and reflect on the best moments of last year, and all that I'm looking forward to next.

Your best friend asked you to stand up next to her during one of the most special moments of her life, and you said yes!

At 23, I was fresh out of college and instead of living in the moment I constantly stressed about what was next.