“Do not say, ‘Why were the old days better than these?’ For it is not wise to ask such questions.”  (Ecclesiastes 7:10)  Righteous does not belong to a day.  It remains a timeless present.

The disease of sin has tainted every day of man.  Sickness abounds regardless the advances of technology.  Poverty may be chased into a corner.  But it remains a cancer among us.  And the folly of man’s greatest striving radiates a dark light.

The day we pine for is not within our grasp.  Even if it were possible to travel in time we would not find a day that is better than another.  The very moment you have is best.  For in that moment choices abound.  In that moment we encounter possibilities.  Attitude, placement, actions, and hope surround “The Moment” in which we currently live.

Learn to cease complaining.   Strive to accept.  The moment passes and another takes its place.  Good or bad, it is the only moment of time we are blessed to inhabit.  Greed can be defined as a deep desire to contain what is not rightfully ours.  There is no greed in holy righteousness.