Day 12: Five blessings in my life
2 min readMay 3, 2019
- I am healthy. I can feel, eat, breathe, see, hear, touch and think with no malfunctions and I am very happy for this ability to experience the world to the capacity that I was given.
- I am able to go to university. It’s a blessing not because other people don’t get to go to university, but for me it’s a personal bonus because I can experience this part of life and get above those, who have only high school or no education. It gives me a head start on making this world better.
- I am a woman. Some think it’s a curse; I think it’s a blessing. I’m not a feminist, I’m not a women’s advocate, and I am not going to argue that women deserve things. Better things? Better things than men do? Why? Because we’re equal to men? No, I think women are so much more than equal to men. We are divine. We bring life unto this Earth. We care for our men and we empower and complete them in ways that they can’t by themselves. Our bodies are sacred, our bodies are the Universe. And I am so happy to be this wonderful, powerful, divine creature.
- I am who I am and I am able to grow into a better person. It is a blessing that I can see where I can improve in my life, and I am happy that I am open-minded to the best of my ability. It is a blessing to be open-minded because it welcomes so many wonders into my life, which closed-minded people are unable to experience.
- Not sure if the fact that I grew up without parents could be counted as a blessing, but it definitely had an affect on my life. Sometimes I think that if it was not for my parents’ absence, I would not be able to take care of myself or rely on myself, or think harder in situations than I would if I had my parents’ support.
