Comments on: How Many Will Come to Your Funeral? http://wisdomalacarte.net/blog/how-many-will-come-to-your-funeral/2009/09/ Thu, 05 Jan 2012 05:54:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: funeral speech http://wisdomalacarte.net/blog/how-many-will-come-to-your-funeral/2009/09/comment-page-1/#comment-828 funeral speech Fri, 14 May 2010 03:32:53 +0000 http://wisdomalacarte.net/blog/?p=1061#comment-828 Hey there, just needed you to know I've added your web blog to my Google bookmarks as a result of your extraordinary blog layout. But seriously, There's no doubt that your webblog has certainly one of the freshest theme I've discovered. It really tends to make reading your blog less complicated. Hey there, just needed you to know I’ve added your web blog to my Google bookmarks as a result of your extraordinary blog layout. But seriously, There’s no doubt that your webblog has certainly one of the freshest theme I’ve discovered. It really tends to make reading your blog less complicated.

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]]> By: Victor Sinclair http://wisdomalacarte.net/blog/how-many-will-come-to-your-funeral/2009/09/comment-page-1/#comment-65 Victor Sinclair Fri, 18 Sep 2009 04:20:56 +0000 http://wisdomalacarte.net/blog/?p=1061#comment-65 Good blog Sara, We start and end on equal footing. We're born the same, and when all is said and done we die the same, marked by a tombstone or a ceremony and it doesn't matter if you're a multi-millionaire or die in poverty, what will truly reamin is your legacy and what you're remembered for. The law of the harvest is very fitting.... you reap what you sew and there's no place like a funeral to get a birds eye view of what you sewed. Out blogs today are very similar. Mine today was on second chances and illustrated the Charles Dickens classic Christmas Carol as the perfect scenario of how Scrooge got a different view of his past, present and what his future would turn out if he were to stay the same course of being meiserly and greedy. So the question you ask Sara is perfect..... "How Many People Would Come Out To Your Funeral" is really determined by the legacy you leave behind which in turn is dominated by the number of people you have loved and the verious ways you have demonstrated that love in Action, not just in kept inside feelings. If we were all to take the Scrooge perspective and imagine what the ghost of Christmas Future would tell us, perhaps many of us would also in turn run out into the street and dance with passion and glee, given the second chance we did not miss Christmas in real life, and that we could love and live life every day like it was Chrismtas! A life lived like that will always have a full church/funeral home for the final and last celebration of your life. Good blog Sara,

We start and end on equal footing. We’re born the same, and when all is said and done we die the same, marked by a tombstone or a ceremony and it doesn’t matter if you’re a multi-millionaire or die in poverty, what will truly reamin is your legacy and what you’re remembered for.

The law of the harvest is very fitting…. you reap what you sew and there’s no place like a funeral to get a birds eye view of what you sewed. Out blogs today are very similar. Mine today was on second chances and illustrated the Charles Dickens classic Christmas Carol as the perfect scenario of how Scrooge got a different view of his past, present and what his future would turn out if he were to stay the same course of being meiserly and greedy.

So the question you ask Sara is perfect….. “How Many People Would Come Out To Your Funeral” is really determined by the legacy you leave behind which in turn is dominated by the number of people you have loved and the verious ways you have demonstrated that love in Action, not just in kept inside feelings.

If we were all to take the Scrooge perspective and imagine what the ghost of Christmas Future would tell us, perhaps many of us would also in turn run out into the street and dance with passion and glee, given the second chance we did not miss Christmas in real life, and that we could love and live life every day like it was Chrismtas! A life lived like that will always have a full church/funeral home for the final and last celebration of your life.

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