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I listened well today. I listened at my zoom meeting with my trustee and my therapist and when I heard something that was not true or out of bounds I immediately corrected it. I listen to my friend who has mental illness and her complaints and her stories about her life. Even when I try to speak about my life my day and she wanted to talk about her life her day I still listen to her. I listen to my ESL students carefully to see if they were pronouncing the words correctly and if t...
I listened well today. I listened at my zoom meeting with my trustee and my therapist and when I heard something that was not true or out of bounds I immediately corrected it. I listen to my friend who has mental illness and her complaints and her stories about her life. Even when I try to speak about my life my day and she wanted to talk about her life her day I still listen to her. I listen to my ESL students carefully to see if they were pronouncing the words correctly and if they were choosing the correct answers. I listen to the tone of their answers to see if they were really getting it. Early in the morning I listen for the birds to hear the holy Spirit talking to me through them.
Right now I can nourish my own mental health. I can treat it like a dear special friend — with respect and tenderness.
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This moment here and now is offering me a chance to get out of m,y own dear self, and get out of my hurt emotions and to add perspective to things
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