Hi Venerina, A very thought provoking story. I think sometimes people tear our hearts and they deney or continue to rip at our hearts. My grand daughter wisely told me once when I scolded her, "Grammie, you hurt my heart". So maybe there are not tears in the heart but many bruises and scratches. Mend a heart today. Reach out and give love and friendship. I look forward to your new forum threads and do not intend to miss any of them. ___________________ put audio and holiday tunes on your site. May the holidays cheerful with your verbal message and holiday tunes. http://www.hohoaudio.net/index.php/46

Awesome! I thing of beauty as they say! have a wonderful day!  Tom :o)

That is really beautiful.

thank you for sharing that with us.

Hi Venerina. This story reminds me of the stone cutter.

The Diamond Cutter starts with a lump of diamond,
part smoth and part jagged. He then takes a chisel and a hammer
and carfully chooses a  spot to place the chisel.

This is very exacting work. One wrong hit and the diamond could
be rendered worthless, scattering jagged pieces that could not
be used in the fine jewelry.

The crystal has a pattern of tensile strength in particular
places so that a smooth cut is possible only in certain
spots of the stone.

So also is the soul of a person. We take the tools to
create the soul when we are born. We choose the right
spots to apply our skill so that the many facets will
be in harmony with our life. A most beautiful
stone shining with glorious light is made manifest.

Robert

Hello Venerina, I thank-you very much to this new forum of yours. This story is very true as I can relate to this old man here as it is true your heart is more Beautiful when you are allowed to give a piece away with Love. A young persons heart is perfect and Beautiful before they understand what true love may do for you. When you understand what the scars are and have had a chance to feel them then you know what a Beautifully Perfect Heart is. Once again thank-you Venerina with the Blessing you have given us with this forum. Please keep our Hearts alive with these stories. Warm regards, Michael