Daily Question, October 25 How can I become more awake in mind, body, and spirit? 27 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. Debra1 month agoDebraDance 💃 in mind, body and Spirit! 2 Reply reality1 month agorealityBonjour. By talking to my friends, family members, neighbors about the need to exercise one’s civic responsibilities, like the civic duty to vote, in order that their Siamese twin sister, freedoms, won’t wither like unexercised muscles instead; also talk about phone-banking in one’s home, like online, to GOTV, voting early, carpooling to vote, and voting- in order to become more awake in mind, body, and spirit. Thanx for all you All do; have a blessed day 🙂 reality 1 Reply 333USA1 month ago333USAI can be more disciplined to make sure I take the time in the morning and the evening reflect on the many things that I have in my life to be grateful for. I can also use to stop, look, go method of gratitude through the course of the day she keeps me ever aware of my gratitude practice 3 Reply Malag1 month agoMalagMeditation, physical movement, close personal connection with two legged and four legged people. 5 Reply Monique Marie1 month agoMonique Marieby being kind to my mind body and spirit. Through therapy, exercise and prayer. 5 Reply Hot Sauce1 month agoHot SauceLearning about different religions or even reviewing what I already know about world religions often awakens my mind and emotions to the beauty of the world as it is experienced through particular faith traditions. For instance, when I study Sufi Islam, it helps me to recognize that Allah is manifested in all of creation. 3 Reply Elaine1 month agoElaineMy body -based practices Essentrics and yoga awaken my whole self bodymindspirit. Good reads and good conversation awaken, stimulate and enlarge my mind and spirit. 3 Reply George T.1 month agoGeorge T.I spend some time in quiet, letting my body and spirit connect to the universe or God I understand. Then if I do this I can perceive the soft messages meant to answer my prayers. I also have to spend time in nature and go for long walks. Moving my body allows me to feel better and find the wonder of adventure in each moment. 3 Reply Javier Visionquest1 month agoJavier VisionquestShadow work is bringing those aspects of ourselves we deny to the surface; turning our darkness – shame, regret, anger, and unhealed trauma – into the light of consciousness. We do this for ourselves, individually, as much as we bear the burden of our collective past and we are also going through this presently as a nation. Don’t be afraid or, rather, turn and face fear. What happens to us is what happens within us and, while we are of this world, this is exactly what happens through us to...Shadow work is bringing those aspects of ourselves we deny to the surface; turning our darkness – shame, regret, anger, and unhealed trauma – into the light of consciousness. We do this for ourselves, individually, as much as we bear the burden of our collective past and we are also going through this presently as a nation. Don’t be afraid or, rather, turn and face fear. What happens to us is what happens within us and, while we are of this world, this is exactly what happens through us to heal the whole. Freedom and responsibility are inseparable. We are each doing our part to give birth to a new world. Read More3 Reply Antoinette1 month agoAntoinetteI can be more awake by being present in the moment with an attitude of gratitude and compassion. 3 Reply Don Jones1 month agoDon JonesBy turning inward and seeking. When I noticed that the place I look out from is still and silent, I realized it was the world around me that moved past me not me moving in the world – just like watching a movie. The inward domain is a boundless place to seek and wonder unfolds at every opportunity. 4 Reply Linda1 month agoLindaGoing for a walk today despite the cold and windy conditions will certainly wake me up in all of these! 4 Reply Zenith1 month agoZenithHow can I become more awake? I don’t think I can here on Earth. I think every day that I actively look for things to be grateful for really helps us see more. And over time that wakes us up more and more to the point where we are beings moving in the midst of a different race of beings. It is quite interesting. 3 Reply Rowshan1 month agoRowshanBy becoming more aware of my blessings. 4 Reply pkr1 month agopkrBy staying in the Present Moment & reminding myself to take it all in, this very present moment. 🙏 4 Reply Patricia1 month agoPatriciaDoing this and another practice in the morning…. a touchstone on gratefulness, a reflection on the Christlight in my life and in the world/cosmos. Keeping at it. Being gentle with myself. Oh, and coffee. yeppers 5 Reply Carla1 month agoCarlaThis question is a challenge; wondering How can I do more? I read EJP’s comment “look around with all senses”—I concur and know I need to add my heart chakra, to take in the experiences of all my senses. 4 Reply devy1 month agodevyContinue on with my gratitude thinking and acceptance. By not focusing on the negativity going on around me and continuing to accept my difficult upbringing and other life experiences as a life lesson and not a sentence. By being mindful, living in the present, focusing on what and who I have through my daily meditation and reflection, by looking after by physical body by monitoring what I eat and my physical activity and my daily walks in nature. 5 Reply kimthompsen1 month agokimthompsenEliminate unnecessary distractions. Oh so easy to say, but oh so hard to do! 6 Reply Michele1 month agoMichelecoffee and cannabis. 6 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 - 2020, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
