Film directors use music to heighten the emotions of a scene. The music clues the viewer to suspense and danger, or passion, love, exhilaration. As we live through the dramas of our daily lives, it might be good to attune ourselves to our own soundtracks. The attitude of Gratitude provides the music, but where do the lyrics come from?
I believe our lyricist is Kindness. It soothes our voices, taking the edge off what is said in irritation or anger. The language of Kindess is respectful and loving, even when it expresses firmness or behavior correction. Kindness invites people to approach us and lets them know that we intend no harm.
There is a song recorded by Diana Ross and the Supremes that says, "Whenever you're near, I hear a symphony, a tender melody, pulling me closer, closer to your arms." When we review the events and personal encounters of our day, the soundtrack provided by Gratitude and Kindess will let us know we were legendary that day. It is a song our hearts will sing through the final reel.
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