Written in Sand (Author Unknown) Two friends were walking and at a certain point of their trip they argued, and because of anger, one offended the other with unjustified insults. The other, offended, having nothing to say, wrote on the sand: “Today, my best friend offended me.” They continued ahead and arrived at an oasis … More Written in Sand
Who’s Watching You ~ Jack Roberts No doubt you’ve had the experience of doing or saying something that you later regretted. It’s even worse when you have the feeling; “I knew better”. I’m sure you’ve also experienced being angry or frustrated, impatient or irritated. These experiences typically do not serve you but I’ll give you … More Who’s Watching You: The Observer!
If you are familiar with New Thought principles, you know that we are all spiritually connected. No matter where you live, what race or what religion you are, we are all one with Spirit. It is because of this oneness that we become interconnected and need one another to live and grow. Ernest Holmes taught … More Connections
Choices ~ Shad Helmstetter and taken from Bob Proctor’s Insight of the Day Imagine the incredibly powerful, productive moments, minutes and hours of the days and weeks of our lives that we could complain or not – simply by our own choices. I doubt that we could accurately calculate the amount of additional productive time … More Choices: Complaining or Believing
If you listened to my Facebook Live video last weekend on ‘Coming from a Space of Compassion‘, I shared about a book I was reading: Twelve Steps to a Compassionate Life by Karen Armstrong. Karen begins her books by talking about the Golden Rule: “Always treat others as you would wish to be treated yourself.” … More The Golden Rule
Fear is the most destructive force to allow in your life. Fear can hold us back from anything and everything good that we can experience. “Fear is a powerful emotion. It can keep the best of us from realizing our gifts and talents. Not only that, even if those gifts and talents are realized, fear … More Overcoming Fear
I start my morning by reading emails from many New Thought leaders and churches. The uplifting messages help start my day on a positive tone which affects everything I do for the rest of the day. This week I received an email from a retired Center for Spiritual Living minister in northern California. Her newsletter talked … More Kind Attentiveness
Strategies to Stay on Course by Mary Pawlus Our habits and rituals make up our life. Every day we need physical energy, mental clarity, and emotional balance to tackle everything that comes our way. Self-care, i.e. rituals, is one of the secrets to performing at our highest level. I find that having daily rituals helps me … More Strategies to Stay on Course: Daily Rituals
February is the month that we talk about love more than any other time of the year. Of course, with Valentine’s Day last Wednesday, many of us enjoyed a special meal, gift or date with a loved one. But how about expressing love beyond our family and friends. February always reminds me of the Bible’s … More Sharing Love with the World
The Seven Wonders (as shared by the Moral Stories Website) Anna was a 9-year-old girl from the small village. She finished attending elementary school till 4th grade at her village. For the 5th grade onwards, she will have to get an admission in a school at a city nearby. She got very happy knowing that … More The Seven Wonders — Practicing Gratitude!