FIREWORKS

WHEN SOMEONE IN THE U.S.A. THINKS OF FIREWORKS, ONE THINKS OF INDEPENDENCE DAY…THE FOURTH OF JULY. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS COURTESY OF https://www.fireworkscrazy.co.uk/fireworks-around-the-world/

IN JAPAN, THERE IS THE SUMIDAGAWA FESTIVAL WHICH CAN BE DATED BACK TO 1732. IT IS A PYROTECHNIC COMPETITION.

THERE IS THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS IN INDIA, WHICH LASTS 4 DAYS AND DATES BACK TO 500 TO 1000 AD. FOR THE HINDUS IT IS CELEBRATING LIGHT OVER DARKNESS.

IN PERU, AND OTHER SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES, FIREWORKS ARE DISPLAYED ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

FIREWORKS ARE DISPLAYED AT THE END OF RAMADAN IN DUBAI AND SOME SURROUNDING COUNTRIES.

FIREWORKS SYMBOLIZE HAPPINESS, CELEBRATION, AND NEWS OF WEALTH (http://weknowyourdreams.com/fireworks.html)

We were married on the 4th of July because we wanted it to be a day of joy and celebration…and news of wealth in the form of love. Happy Anniversary to my wonderful husband, best friend, and soul-mate.

WISHING YOU EAC A SAFE AND JOYOUS 4TH OF JULY!

2021: HOPE, HEALTH, & HAPPINESS

Hope is wanting something to happen, an expectation. If we use it in a prayerful, spiritual way it is more empowering. When Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr said we must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope it was a deep and well-intended prayer.

It is HEALTH that is real wealth, not pieces of gold and silver. (Mahatma Gandhi). Health is a state of being free from physical or mental illness or injury. There is a definite relationship between one’s sense of well-being and his/her’s physical and mental health.

Your health is what you make of it. Everything you do and think either adds to the vitality, energy and spirit you possess or takes away from it. (Ann Wigmore) We are what we think.

Happiness is a state of contentment or satisfaction; it is something we do, are grateful for, or fulfills a wish or desire. We will have true happiness when we enjoy the journey of one’s life rather than the destination.

Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. (Joseph Addison)

As we celebrate the New Year instead of making the typical resolutions (lose weight, exercise more, get a new job, etc.), let’s deeply and truly look at how we live. How do we use and live the words hope, health, and happiness?

We can make 2021 and the world better by following the words of this quote: He who has health, has hope; and he who has hope has everything. (Thomas Carlyle)