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Hi All,

Christmas is a wonderful time of the year, when we celebrate the birth of Jesus, the gift of God’s love, and the joy of giving and sharing with others. It’s a time of hope, joy and striving for peace and good will toward men, and women. Coupled with the beauty and majesty of winter, it’s a wonderful time to be alive.

But why should we limit these feelings to just one season? We should work toward keeping the spirit of Christmas alive in our hearts and lives throughout the year. After all, isn’t this what we are admonished to do?

Here are some ideas that can help you celebrate Christmas all year long and make every day a little more merry and bright.

Celebrate Jesus throughout the year.

The first and most important thing to do is to celebrate Jesus, the reason for the season, not only on December 25th, but every day of the year. Jesus came to earth to save us from our sins, and to show us how to live in love, peace, and hope. He is with us always, and he invites us to follow him and to share his good news with others.

You can celebrate Jesus by spending time with him in prayer, reading his word, worshiping him, and serving him. You can also celebrate Jesus by showing his love to others, especially those who are in need, lonely, or hurting. You can be his hands and feet, and his light in the world.

I try to live each day remembering the “golden rule”; treating others as I would want to be treated myself. Now, I’m not perfect. I do make mistakes and forget myself sometimes during the year. But I try to apologize and make amends as soon as possible keeping in mind the adage “progress not perfection”.

Live with a heart of gratitude.

Another way to celebrate Christmas all year long is to live with a heart of gratitude. Christmas reminds us of how much we have to be thankful for, such as our family, friends, health, and blessings. But we should not take these things for granted or forget them once the holidays are over. We should cultivate a habit of gratitude and express it to God and to others.

You can live with a heart of gratitude by thanking God every day for his gifts, and by keeping a gratitude journal. You can also live with a heart of gratitude by saying thank you to the people who make a difference in your life, and by sending cards, notes, or messages of appreciation. You can also show your gratitude by giving back to your community, and by supporting causes that you care about.

Give to others.

A third way to celebrate Christmas all year long is to give to others. Christmas is a time of generosity, when we exchange gifts with our loved ones, and when we donate to charities and organizations that help the less fortunate. But we should not stop giving once the season is over. We should continue to be generous, and to share what we have with others.

You can give to others by being thoughtful and attentive to their needs, and by offering your time, talents, or resources. You can also give to others by being kind and compassionate, and by spreading joy and happiness. You can also give to others by praying for them, and by encouraging them.

Surround yourself with music.

A fourth way to celebrate Christmas all year long is to surround yourself with music. Music is a powerful way to express and evoke emotions, and to connect with God and with others. Christmas music is especially uplifting, as it celebrates the birth of Christ, the hope of salvation, and the joy of the season. But you don’t have to wait until December to listen to it. You can enjoy it anytime of the year, and let it fill your soul with peace and joy.

You can surround yourself with music by creating a playlist of your favorite Christmas songs, and by playing it whenever you need a boost of energy, inspiration, or comfort. You can also surround yourself with music by singing along, or by learning to play an instrument. You can also surround yourself with music by joining a choir, or by attending concerts or musical events.

Share memories.

A fifth way to celebrate Christmas all year long is to share memories. Memories are precious, and they help us to remember the good times, the people, and the events that shaped our lives. Christmas is a time of nostalgia, when we reminisce about the past, and when we create new memories with our loved ones. But we should not let these memories fade away or keep them to ourselves. We should cherish them and share them with others.

You can share memories by creating a photo album, a scrapbook, or a video of your Christmas moments, and by looking at them often. You can also share memories by telling stories, or by writing them down. You can also share memories by revisiting the places, the activities, or the traditions that made your Christmas special, and by inviting others to join you.

Keep your sense of humor.

A sixth way to celebrate Christmas all year long is to keep your sense of humor. Humor is a great way to cope with stress, to overcome challenges, and to bond with others. Christmas is a time of laughter, when we enjoy the fun and the silliness of the season, and when we make others smile. But we should not lose our sense of humor once the holidays are over. We should keep it and use it to brighten our days and our lives.

You can keep your sense of humor by watching funny movies, shows, or videos, and by reading funny books, comics, or jokes. You can also keep your sense of humor by playing games, doing puzzles, or trying new things. You can also keep your sense of humor by laughing at yourself, and by making others laugh.

Conclusion

Christmas is more than a date on the calendar, or a season of the year. It is a state of mind, and a way of life. It is a celebration of Jesus, the greatest gift of all, and a reflection of his love, grace, and joy. It is a spirit that we can carry in our hearts, and share with others, all year long.

So don’t let the spirit of Christmas fade away or be confined to one month. Keep it alive and celebrate it every day. Merry Christmas, and happy new year!

God bless us, every one!

Resptctfully,

Mario