Daily Question, November 7 Every single moment matters. How does reflecting on this impact how I relate to this moment? 29 Reflections Share Click here to cancel reply.Please log in or Create a Profile to post a comment. Notify me when someone replies to my comment via e-mail. Laura May1 year agoLaura MayThis moment matters. Taking the time to know how it feels to have a stomach that is full, quality time with family, to have loved ones who understand who I am. This is a moment of happiness, of relaxation. It matters. 0 Reply KTxx1 year agoKTxxAll the moments are musical chords that comply to make a song of our intimacies in our journey of life. A sweet dream or a beautiful nightmare of my pursonal relevancy impacts me. 0 Reply Malag1 year agoMalagMy mind is getting better at noticing that it is distracted and then allowing presence to re-emerge. Presence allows me to notice and appreciate It is helpful for me to be aware of this coming and going. There’s a balance though. The question almost leads me down the path of grasping every moment (because it matters) which is a recipe for stress! 1 Reply Anneclaire1 year agoAnneclaireThis is a second ‘answer’ to this question. It is another question …. There are those moments when I am just interested in doing something distracting, like Mike’s cards, which, fortunately, no longer works on my current version of Mac OS. There must be more creative ways to live free moments! 2 Reply Jeanne1 year agoJeanneIt makes me realize how much time I mindlessly let slip through my fingers. I want to be more present now. 3 Reply Yvonne1 year agoYvonnePay attention, learn, give thanks 3 Reply Kat1 year agoKatIt helps me be present to the moment, and focus on what I can contribute to the moment. 3 Reply Elizabeth M Jones1 year agoElizabeth M JonesThis moment here with God, praying for my beloved son is the one chance I have to lift him up and place him in the water to be healed. It is that energy, that flow, that spark that lights the fire. This moment may change the direction of his life forever. This moment when a mother prays for a son. 8 Reply Ose1 year agoOseIf you allow, I will join you in praying for your beloved son, dear Elizabeth. May he be lifted up and be healed by His all encompassing love. He will be in my prayers. 2 Reply Antoinette1 year agoAntoinetteBeing awake to present moment makes me reflect on how fortunate and grateful I am. 3 Reply GCharlotte1 year agoGCharlotteEvery single moment matters so I emphasize on prayer,gratefulness and love as well as dignity and trust. 3 Reply Wiltrud1 year agoWiltrudThis is my moment to thank the persons I met and talked to today, either by coincidence or appointment, happy about the opportunity to share this moment. 2 Reply Alyssa1 year agoAlyssaI want to practice being present and being more focused in the moment. Being grateful for what I have right now as opposed to planning in advance for the “next” moment I’m looking forward to. 2 Reply Ose1 year agoOseIt increases awareness of a moment, moment by moment. 3 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaIt gives me a touch of anxiety – that I am not using this moment well! 4 Reply Tom1 year agoTomIt helps me to remember to be grateful for all of my moments. I do not have to like all of my moments, but when I am aware of my not liking something it tends to lift the fog in that moment. 3 Reply pkr1 year agopkrBe present in this moment. Be here now. 2 Reply Javier Visionquest1 year agoJavier VisionquestTo decide, a word based on the Latin verb: “cide”; to kill (homicide, pesticide, etc) where we whittle the alternatives of possibility down to a single option. Fortunately, what we actually have in the moment of the Magnificent Now are choices and the act of choosing is entirely creative. 2 Reply Tom Denham1 year agoTom DenhamI have lived much of my life in “oblivious mode.” Being oblivious has gotten me into some great situations because I was not paying enough attention to be afraid and plunged into something for which I was not prepared. That is not always a bad thing! But looking back on life, I can see many times when I could have made deeper connections, helped another person through a rough patch, and saved myself a lot of trouble if I had been more attentive to what was going on in the moment. With this a...I have lived much of my life in “oblivious mode.” Being oblivious has gotten me into some great situations because I was not paying enough attention to be afraid and plunged into something for which I was not prepared. That is not always a bad thing! But looking back on life, I can see many times when I could have made deeper connections, helped another person through a rough patch, and saved myself a lot of trouble if I had been more attentive to what was going on in the moment. With this awareness, I now notice things on a daily basis where being more attentive opens up the possibility of making deeper connections, helping another through a rough patch, and saving myself from trouble. I am beginning to see that all the issues on the scale of years in my life are fully present at the scale of hours and minutes. The opportunity to live life well comes to us minute by minute. Our attention is well served by paying attention to what is happening minute by minute and not just on the things that are listed on our resumes. Read More7 Reply Ann1 year agoAnnThinking about the importance/value of now, I feel myself increasingly appreciative that I am alive to experience it. 2 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleI enjoy the quietness of the morning, daily routines … reflection. Positive energy, kindness, smiling:) 3 Reply 1 2 Next » My Private Gratitude Journal Write an entry in your private gratefulness journal Get Started This site is brought to you by A Network for Grateful Living, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are fully tax deductible in the U.S.A. DONATE https://gratefulness.org/content/uploads/2015/03/GX-Gold-Participant-L.png Community Engagement Guidelines Privacy Policy [email protected] Connect with us on Social Media: © 2000 - 2021, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
