Day or night, good or bad…all things from within.

T.F. Hodge
Day or night, good or bad…all things from within.
Day or night, good or bad…all things from within.
Day or night, good or bad…all things from within.
Day or night, good or bad…all things from within.
About This Quote

While what we call day and night may seem to be created by the sun and moon, they are caused by a combination of many different things. The earth itself is a living, breathing entity that requires constant care and attention from its inhabitants. In that same way, all of us have a duty to take care of ourselves as well as those around us. If we become discouraged, we must continue with our duty by remaining strong and committed with what we believe in.

Source: From Within I Rise: Spiritual Triumph Over Death And Conscious Encounters With The Divine Presence

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