Willard Wigan is an ordianary man - he can neither read nor write - doing EXTRAORDINARY things! Made to feel shameful and small as a child, he set out to show us how significant small can be.
T.he W.ay I. S.ee T.hings God designed each of us for greatness and nothing is too small or insignificant for him to use. Read the article and come back and share your thoughts.
3 comments:
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Many of us are too busy or too unaware to notice the unlimited beauty that surrounds us. Mr. Wiggins, by dealing with his feelings of smallness, created greatness. He epitomizes the best of the human spirit. He rose above his challenges and found his own uniquely special talents.
I would never dream to try to create anything that small. It just makes me wonder what other amazing things are waiting for all of us to open ourselves up to. We are only limited by our own lack of awareness of the magnificent powers we have all been granted by the God who created us.
Thank you once again, Beth, for lifting me up from the ordinary; and making me aware of the extraordinary both within and outside of myself. It is messages like this one that inspire me to slow down, be more observant, be more tolerant, be more patient with myself and others.
Peace, Love, Joy
Sandy
Thanks for your comments, Sandy. Mr. Wigins can inspire all of us to slow down, be more tolerant, and more patient with ourselves and others. Good words to live by. There is wonder all around us. We just need to look and EXPECT to find it.
UGGGHHH - I got off track and forgot to call back - YIKES! I didn't forget about you - just getting to the phone - ha ha. The Dr. didn't even need to talk to me so I wouldn't have had to hang up. Had a busy day with some clients, which is a good thing. Since e-mail isn't working, thought I would send it through blogger. I'll let you know how it goes tomorrow. In fact, I might just call you while I'm there. Wish you were going with me! Love you!
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