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It seems like almost every other day some pain deep down begins to surface and I am forced to face it, acknowledge it, share it, and, with the Spirit's grace, not only let go of it, but often allow it to be transformed, recycled. The often painful process of doing this seems to create a more sensitive path within me, freeing me up to be more compassionate, listen to others, or at least slow down and not take myself too seriously. I was reminded of this by reading some thoughts from Henri N... Read More
Finding balance For some reason, finding balance is a theme that has resonated deep within this week, and I’m not sure why. The past 2 weeks have seen our local 12 step community bury 2 members. Both too young, both at the time of death back using their substance of choice. In listening to comments, both were all or nothing folks, but good folks. Obviously both lacking balance. Balance also involves play! Let's not forget to play. Our new way of life is a serious matter, but it... Read More
The face in the mirror I like others, can be sensitive to what others say, and what I perceive they think, about me? Can anyone relate? I have a very deep faith that the higher power in my life exists within (as well as outside) me. As I go through my journey, and with the beliefs I have, I must be mindful that “the face in the mirror” is the one I have to be comfortable with! To wit: "Our inability to see beauty doesn't suggest in the slightest that beauty is not ther... Read More
In My Head-and not paying rent For a number of years, I have been told resentments will tear me apart if I don’t deal with them. I was told, and it remains true today, that resentments are like a tenant in an apartment building who occupy space but pay no rent. The space in my head is at a premium, and I need it to be occupied gainfully. I can’t afford freeloaders. “It is plain that a life which includes deep resentment leads only to futility and unhappiness. To the precise ext... Read More
And Who Heals Me? Over a year ago, I went on a journey to look at some real fuzzy philosophical questions. “Who Am I?”was dealt with years ago, but “What Is My Purpose?” remained vague. I went on a real journey to discover what it is about past employment that I loved and was good at, and what did I really want to do with the balance of my working life. I am not cut out for a “job” job, and love helping others and seeing growth, one person at a time. I found out from ex... Read More
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