Challenges

I love challenges! Thus, this quote from Joshua J. Marine is like an affirmation of what I believe in.

The photo is a sunset shot of a sailboat on the waters of Boracay island. The dark clouds may seem to be threatening, but the people in the sailboat do not appear to be in a hurry.

Imagination Has No Limitation

Our imagination is really powerful. And as Mark Victor Hansen said, "...there is no limitation."

This is actually my second quote about imagination. The first one was from Albert Einstein wherein he said that our imagination is a "preview of life's coming attraction."

The photo is that of my son as he playfully tries to do a "high five" with the statue of MacArthur in Corregidor island. By the way, I wrote an article about Corregidor in my HubPages site, in case you are interested.

Faith and Your Soul

I like the way Dwight L. Moody described the relationship between faith and soul. I especially like the line... "...a lot of faith will bring heaven to your soul."

The photo shows a bunch of wild daisies.

A single step

How true, how true! Confucius is really so wise!

The photo is that of footprints on the sands of Boracay island.

Decision ignites action

Decision is what starts the ball rolling. As Wilfred A. Peterson said, "Until a decision is made, nothing happens." This so true! And I'm sure you will agree.

The photo is that of a surfer who is on the brink of a decision.

Choose Hope

This quote from Christoper Reeve is so positive and so powerful! I love the way it tugs at my heart and awakens my creativity!

I coupled this quote with my photo of a fern leaflet emerging from the sea of green. I think they go well together. Don't you think so?

It's Our Attitude

"Our attitude" is the one that determines whether what we encounter in our life is obstacle or opportunity. J.Sidlow Baxter said this so well. It's really all a matter of attitude.

The photo that I used here is that of a flowering vine. Do you know how a vine stretches out to connect to the other side? It forms a twirl just like this in the photo. This twirl is what makes the tip of the vine strong and flexible at at same time. This end of the vine is subject to all kinds of environmental factors. It can be blown by wind, hit by something or someone, as it dangles freely from its attachment. However, when it touches something solid, like a stick or another plant, then it latches on and unwinds a little its twirl so it can attach firmly to the other side. This is design and opportunity at its best!