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Daily Question, September 6

How can I live a big YES to the adventure of my life?

  • TofuLove

    Through living a life of service and love. 😀

  • KC

    As I practice listening and surrendering to Spirit, I focus my attention on and commit my time, efforts and energy to the people and things that matter. When I ignore that ongoing commitment to connect, again and again, I retreat into an unconscious no. In terms of the nature of my Yes, I prefer a small, quiet reaching stepping, walking … I don’t think the world wants or needs a big, clanging, robust Yes from me these days …

  • Hot Sauce
    I can live a bigger YES by living each day with spiritual practices and mindfulness of the sacred realities that are continually present with me. This includes things like reducing, reusing, and recycling; examining my own desires and aligning them with the good of all; eating with mindfulness; practicing wu-wei; fulfilling my everyday obligations and doing the best I can at all of them; studying the Torah and putting it into practice; prayer; examining events in my life and discerning my dharma...

    I can live a bigger YES by living each day with spiritual practices and mindfulness of the sacred realities that are continually present with me. This includes things like reducing, reusing, and recycling; examining my own desires and aligning them with the good of all; eating with mindfulness; practicing wu-wei; fulfilling my everyday obligations and doing the best I can at all of them; studying the Torah and putting it into practice; prayer; examining events in my life and discerning my dharma through those events; studying the history of UFOs and alien mythology; finding opportunities to participate in theater; running; analyzing films and television; living without doing any harm to others; searching for truth and meaning responsibly and freely; and analyzing literature.

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  • Present Moment

    When I identify, accept, and let go of old unneeded programming and limiting false beliefs I free up energy and find strength to deal with the constantly changing challenges of my existence.

  • Kat

    “If you resist, it will persist. If you allow, oh wow!”

  • GCharlotte

    I may know that the surprises in life are for the betterment of my self. In this life takes courage to accept the adventure .During life I have God through all trials. Being together in faith and knowledge that all goodness will prevail as the outcome will offer a Yes to the adventure in my life.

  • Tom

    Arrrrg! Really this question today! I just had a key employee resign and that means the adventure of a change I am fearing. Of course I will say yes to this adventure in my life. Saying yes to the adventure of my life means having a wide perspective, accepting what is, and using my experience and self-effficacy to find workable solutions. Saying yes inevitably leads to growth and new opportunities. All is well. 🙂

    • Mica

      Thank you, Tom, for your ‘Arrrrg!’ – and may you grow, without too much pain. Hugs to you

  • Carla

    By remembering “First Things First.” A smile & having time for morning prayer & reflection (& throughout my day) to be open to whatever God may direct me to embrace. If there’s an “adventure” that I’m not too keen about/hesitant, I can pray for willingness. Experience has taught me, Grace provides it.

  • Anneclaire

    What a good question! Acceptance. Gratitude. Welcoming what is.

  • Michele

    By remembering daily to be grateful first and foremost, smile and remember that something wonderful will happen each day:)

  • Kevin

    I can attempt to live as fully as possible into the events and adventures of my life by remaining present, paying attention and taking care of my mind, heart and body to the best of my ability so that I’m ready to explore new things. And writing this was the easiest part of the process!

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