Sunday, September 03, 2006

In Search of meaning

 
I am sure that part of the empty nest syndrome is asking the question? What now? For many women being a mother is one of the greatest gifts that God gives us. It brings meaning and direction to one's life for a long period of time. When the children leave and go far away like both of mine have, one reaches this line in the sand with a brick wall feeling. I have been searching for the NOW WHAT GOD? path in my life for the past few months. I am busy reading a book called Pathway to Purpose for Women by Katie Brazelton.The author states that we need to track the path we have walked as God will use these milestones to help develop our future. I have been doing this for the past few weeks and am starting to see light on the path.

I am involved in a new business unit for the TomorrowToday Group called TomorrowWisdom. Have a look at the site www.tomorrowwisdom.biz
I now have the awesome privilege to help others discover meaning to life as they reach the retirement phase. As much as we all want some leisure time as we grow older we need a reason to get up daily.At the same time my church has asked me to help on a project called Believe in Tomorrow. This project has identified 50 young leaders in high schools in the area who need guidance and life skills so that they will be ready to face the world when they finish school. What a privilege to give back and teach others some of the skills I have been privileged to learn over the past 30 years in the workplace. Posted by Picasa

3 Comments:

At 5:40 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good luck with your high school pupils,it will be a great challenge. But you have the skills and God will be with you.
Good luck.I am proud of you.
Love, Mom.

 
At 11:16 AM , Blogger justandsarah said...

What an exciting venture! I can only think how blessed these high school students are to have words of wisdom from someone so knowledgeable and caring, at such a critical time of their lives.

May God bless this new path that you are walking.

Special love
Sarah

 
At 1:01 PM , Blogger bronnileigh said...

Your nest may feel empty but I know there are a lot more people who look to you like a mother and mentor than just Justin and I. Your children surround you even if they don't live with you. Those that know you and those that have yet to meet you... they will be blessed to have you as a mother figure just as Justin and I are blessed to have you as a mother.

Love and miss you

 

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