I'm watching Sunday night football right now, while reading 'The Food Revolution' and came upon this passage that really struck me:
"If I have learned anything about our true power, it is this: It does not come from our opinions. Our true power comes from responding to and nurturing life.
Our beauty does not come from dominating and conquering and winning. It comes from blessing and appreciating and loving. Our glory does not come from being right or being in charge. Our glory comes from being who we really are.
This life we lead may be hard, may be downright agonizing at times, but it's not about finding fault. It's about finding a way of life that honors your living spirit. It's not about blame. It's about coming to a deeper understanding of who you are, and of the love and power that lie within you. It's not about pointing fingers. It's about pointing the way, whenever possible, to a thriving, healthy, and compassionate life."
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