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What does 'Christmas' actually means?


" Christmas is usually a noise party: we could use a bit of silence to hear the voice of love".
Christmas is you, when you decide to be born again each day and let God into your soul. The Christmas pine is you, when you resist vigorous winds and difficulties of life. The Christmas decorations are you, when your virtues are colours that adorn your life. The Christmas bell is you, when you call, gather and seek to unite. You are also a Christmas light, when you illuminate with your life the path of others with kindness, patience, joy and generosity. The Christmas angles are you, when you sing to the world a message of peace, justice and love. The Christmas stars is you, when you lead someone to meet the Lord. You are also the Wiseman, when you give the best you have no matter who. Christmas music is you, when you truly friend and brother of every human beings. The Christmas card is you, when kindness is written in your hands. The Christmas greetings is you, when you forgive and reestablish peace, even when you suffer. The Christmas dinner is you, when you sated bread and hope to the poor man who is by your side. You are a smile of trust and tenderness, in the inner peace of a perennial Christmas that establish the kingdom within you.
Wishing you all a very merry Christmas 
  

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