Get more of what you love and hold it dearly.
FALL…has the aroma of change...Teaching us no matter what is going onin our lives we can find happiness through our relationships and that enthusiasm gives us the reason to care.
FALL…has the aroma of change...Teaching us no matter what is going onin our lives we can find happiness through our relationships and that enthusiasm gives us the reason to care.
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Offering praise is a gift to share.
LAWS OF FREEDOM
We travel through life searching fearlessly trying to discover
our true-self. The energy flow connected to our spirit
already instinctively knows how to walk on life’s treasured
path. Allow your spirit to move freely. The snippets below
show an overview of how to love yourself and others and
live a peaceful life. Do not worry if you trip up once in a
while. You can only do your best.
Keeping the Connection Open
1. Live in the present moment.
2. Love yourself.
3. Feel how love surrounds you.
4. Learn to express yourself, often.
5. Tell someone you love him or her.
6. Provide an emotional cushion for the people around you.
7. Give someone your undivided attention.
8. Help a stranger.
9. Practice non-judgment.
10. Admit regrets, and say you are sorry.
11. Become aware of the give-and-take in all relationships.
Remember that compromise is a good thing.
12. Do not allow stressful moments to drag you down.
13. Do your best—the people who love you will understand.
14. Never lose oneself in another person.
15. Spiritual fulfillments are infinite—they activate themselves
throughout life.
Giving and Receiving
1. Give compliments and receive compliments gracefully.
2. Spontaneously, give someone a gift.
3. Join others to celebrate their joy and happiness.
4. Perform unexpected favors.
Perfection
1. One’s space belongs to oneself.
2. One’s action validates the moment.
3. If you are doing something because you feel you have to,
you are wasting your energy.
4. Do not allow your ego to control you. This happens as
soon as you need approval or think you are grander and
greater than anyone else.
5. One cannot be nagged into awareness.
6.When issues rise, see them from a new prospective and
openly discuss all possibilities.
7. Your chances at perfection will never be as you have envisioned,
but doing something to the best of your ability is
a form of perfection.
Common Sense
1. If something you know is inappropriate, demonstrate
through words and actions how a person should be treated.
Absolutely no one deserves to be abused or neglected.
2.When there is a tragedy or someone passes away, try not
to become paralyzed with inaction. Put yourself out
there—even if you would rather take an easier route.
3. Never assume anything.
4. Take risks—ask questions. Try something new. Do not
worry about looking stupid. No one on this earth knows
everything.
5. Compassionately take care of your relationships. That is
all one can do.
6. Detach yourself from someone else’s learned concept of
what should or should not be.
7. Do not allow the ego to support its importance.
Misery and Criticism—No Judgment
1. A person in pain seeks support but sometimes his or her
life’s trajectory may be influenced by depression. Moderately
lend a listening ear. Realize no one can put a bandage
on someone else’s problems. When you provide someone
with a solution and the individual refuses to pay attention,
he or she will assume it is your job to fix the problem again.
2. Continual complaints about anything will not bring anyone
to a better place.
3. How does one break the habit of listening to a person’s
complaints—I am not rich/smart/good/looking enough
and I do not have a nice house/car/job? Ask what he or she
is going to do about it.
4. When you find yourself thinking only if… my partner
was a certain way I would be happier, you are essentially
thinking your partner has failed you. No one can live up to
someone else’s ideals.
5. Eliminate pettiness.
6. Relate to people whose persona you admire.
Family Squabbles
1. Always try to approach a difficulty with helpful open
arms.
2. Parents should be on the same page with their children’s
disciplinary actions.
3. Never argue in front of children.
4. Parents should never badmouth or volunteer disturbing
details about each other to their children.
DORIS ANN'S OBSERVATION:
Feel free to email questions concerning life's journey.
I'll place a dialogue on the web with an answer.
EMAIL: kindredspiritri@yahoo.com
Practicing any form of meditation
Brings you closer to the you...your spirit.
If you have any questions, feel free to mail me.
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