Follow Your Heart
It’s hard not to measure ourselves against others. This isn’t surprising given that we live in a world of consumerism.
But this consumerism quickly makes us lose focus of what’s important. It’s not the brand labels or the possessions that are important.
In the end, it turns out that what’s important and makes us rich cannot be purchased.
Follow your heart.
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Path in Rosetta McClain Gardens, Toronto 2011-07-24
Path in Rosetta McClain Gardens, Toronto 2011-07-24
Walking under the trees in Rosetta McClain Gardens, Toronto 2011-07-24
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My personal wealth is measured in memories.
Very well put A. Barlow. I don’t think people realize the importance of good memories and few to no regrets.
“Things” don’t mean that much to me at all any more. I just want to have loving people who want to share life’s experience with me. Nothing can equal the joy felt when you’re loved, the sound of your child’s voice, the smell of delicious food, laughter or the last rays of the setting sun. Nope. Those things can not be purchased for any amount of money.
True words indeed and beautiful tranquil path shots as well Stefan. Lovely post
Material belongings just make us slaves and our memories can be both, slavery or freedom. In my case I am free of material and regrets.
Great reflexión Stefan!!!! So beautiful