Article January 3, 1976 Issue

Cherish the Day Before It Appears!

MARIA J. TURNOCK

Have you ever thought of doing that? It could have a lot to do with the kind of day you'll have, the kind of progress you'll make. It's really the groundwork, the prior spiritual work, needed to carry out successfully that familiar send-off, "Have a good day!"

"Day unto day uttereth speech,"^{Ps. 19:2;} said the Psalmist. Our days should speak of God and His goodness because true day is actually the dawning of good for all creation. That includes you and me, even if we feel quite otherwise.

We could start examining the meaning of day by asking ourselves, "Of what do my days speak?" Do the hours speak of integrity? Of joy? Of love? Of purposeful activity? Of reward? Do I hear the angels sing? That is, do I feel Love-linked, close to good, to God? Do I feel the touch of His hand in my day? If not, why not?

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