The Wonder of Each One Of Us

Luckily wonders still exist. When we follow our heart, we are always blessed by more loving scenes. As if the universe echoes back its gratitude that we were brave enough to walk this path. As an additional gift, the universe let us see more beauty through transparant eyes of trust. Nature is such a wonder and that will always be the case. It keeps its secrets well protected and only reveals them to the ones that are ready to see its deepest and truest value. All around us wonders are created. They are present, patiently waiting to be discovered. They could shine through the clouds in any form. A warm gesture, a sweet smile, a wholeheartedly spoken 'thank you' and reach us in so many ways to leave footprints in our hearts and souls.

Every human being can return to be a wonder and reveal its most beautiful traits. When we live in peace with ourselves and have found ourselves back under layers of environmental dust, amazing things start to happen. We feel that the world has changed. In reality we have changed. A transformation from within always prepares for an external change. Everyone loves to feel loved and to love someone at the deepest level. Parents that give their children genuine love and attention build the foundation for living wonders at adult age. Children copy what they have learned from their environment. If we want our children to see and feel more wonders, we need to be the reflection of love and selflessness. It is okay to give and not to worry about what will be given back.

What if we would all become true artists in life and love, what a wonder-ful world we would create. Just imagine. Let us remove all aspects within ourselves that are not in line with the true power of nature. May we all plant seeds of love in the hearts of everyone we encounter. When was the last time that we supported another human being? Did we see the need for help in his or her eyes? When was the last time that we said a gentle word to someone for no reason at all? Birds sing every morning and never ask for anything in return. Maybe that gives them wings to soar. They do not suffer from the burdon to wait for something in return. The lighter we go through life, the higher our perspective on life becomes. Wonders still exist and can be created by each one of us, as long as we honor our hearts and souls.

“Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains. You could see them standing in the amber current where the white edges of their fins wimpled softly in the flow. They smelled of moss in your hand. Polished and muscular and torsional. On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Maps and mazes. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again. In the deep glens where they lived all things were older than man and they hummed of mystery.”  -  Cormac McCarthy, The Road

By Liesbeth Leysen

Professional Writer, Certified Executive Coach and Published Author on Amazon

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About the author:

Liesbeth Leysen (1971) was born in Herentals, Belgium, to Belgian parents with French, German and Dutch blood. She grew up in Mol, Belgium, but as a global quadrilingual business professional she spent a decade of her life in Germany (practical work experience), Luxembourg (4 years) and Switzerland (5 years). She returned to Belgium in 2015. Her strong interest and passion for coaching and excellence in leadership and management resulted in a certified executive coaching certification at the renowned 'Marshall Goldsmith Stakeholder Centered Coaching' (US) and a Master of Science degree in International Management (UK). As a little girl she was in love with books, she just could not stop reading. Now she is a dedicated professional writer and certified coach. Furthermore she is also actively involved as Published Author, VIP and Brand Ambassador at beBee, Inc. Grateful for her own joyful reading experience, Liesbeth wants to set the hearts of her audience on fire.