Tag: spirituality
Individuate
I Wept Again
I’m about to make a confession. I hope my blogging community will understand and stick together with me. I’ve grown so fond of your presence over the years.
Okay, ready? Deep breath.
Where Good and Evil Cross
Friday Philosophy
Heartwarming Humanity
I don’t even know where to begin with this blog post, because there is so much running through my mind that I could say.
Friday Philosophy
Let’s reflect on the relationships in our lives and appreciate their wide variety. From time spent with those we hold dear to a simple smile exchanged in the checkout line, every connection provides an opportunity to shine light into someone’s life – whether for an instant, or a lifetime. Look for opportunities to share joy, create healthy boundaries….and value each person…The possibility for spiritual evolution exists in every relationship…if we simply allow ourselves to see it. ~ DailyWord (paraphrased)
Friday Philosophy
Friday Philosophy
Friday Philosophy
Thursday Thought
I’m still at work on my novel. So, here’s an original photo and a thought for Thursday. Have a good one, and I hope to be back to chat with everyone soon.
A Special Thursday
I apologize to those of you who have read this before. I’ve actually posted it two other times . . . for sentimental reasons. Thank you for indulging me. Happy Easter to those celebrating and have a great weekend everyone.
Some people might remember their passed-away loved ones, on special days like their birthday, or on the day they died. I tend to remember my Grandma on this Thursday every year. It’s not her birthday which is September 13th, nor is it the day she died, December 4th. It’s also not this date, April 13th, that has any significance. It is today … a Holy day … the Thursday before Easter, that always brings back sweet memories of my Grandma. Continue reading “A Special Thursday”
Friday Philosophy
Friday Philosophy
Rest
Singers take advantage of rests written into the music to catch their breath. Travelers use rest areas along their journey to take a break. Finding time for rest and renewal is important. Continue reading “Rest”
Listening
Simplicity
Empathy
Intently listening is an act of kindness toward another. When someone needs to share, providing a listening ear can offer warmth and comfort.
