Daily Question, March 20 How can I make a difference with anything I have that others might need? 28 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. reality1 week agorealitySharing 🙂 reality 1 Reply Isa Danelatos1 week agoIsa DanelatosI gained a lot of cultural knowledge and can fascinate people with it, make them think and enjoy art. I would like to offer that to others. I can be courageous and defend a position in front of authorities that people in a more fragile position and I consider important. 2 Reply GCharlotte1 week agoGCharlotteI can make a difference with what I have by giving my attention to the needs of others. 2 Reply Ingrid1 week agoIngridAs a teacher, I can support families with learning suggestions in order to offer some normalcy. What they do or don’t complete is irrelevant. Just knowing I’m out there and connecting with some consistency has to be enough for this moment in time. It’s all I can offer. It must be enough. 2 Reply Tahsin Tabassum1 week agoTahsin TabassumI am not sure 2 Reply Hot Sauce1 week agoHot SauceI should probably get back in the habit of carrying some cash around with me to give to anyone who might be homeless or in need of food around town, especially in St. Louis. Right now, I can’t really go anywhere because of the covid 19 crisis, but once this is over, maybe I can go to an ATM and get some cash to give to anyone I run into who is in need. 10 Reply Antoinette1 week agoAntoinetteShare! 4 Reply Hunter2 weeks agoHunterMy little town is putting together a Mutual Aid Society, and as we were doing an online meeting this morning, it occured to me that those of us who are older and staying in can still chat with other staying-in people on the phone–about gardens and birds and grandchildren and signs of Spring and the ordinary things that make life worth living. And I love to do that kind of chatting, so I’ve signed up to do it. 6 Reply Mica2 weeks agoMicaI welcome my granddaughters and their nanny to visit me whenever, now that they’re out of school. One came with the nanny yesterday afternoon. But it’s more of a getting than a giving, because it’s such a treat for me when they come! 4 Reply pkr2 weeks agopkrLike Ose I can pray. I have been praying and lighting candles. When I take my walk I share smiles, check in with others and be Love. Send love out into my neighborhood, to my loved ones, to Everyone. We are all in this together. Happy Spring to All. 🌼🌷🌸❤️ 7 Reply Debra2 weeks agoDebraI give of my heart ❤️. Physically isolated but staying connected through whatever virtual means are available. The best medicine I offer is laughter — soulful laughter. If I have a legacy at all, someone might remark on my gregariously goofy laugh for such a relatively slight person. Who knows? 8 Reply Gerry2 weeks agoGerryOld and housebound during this crisis, I offer a few words strung together with optimism, hope, gratitude, and humor, wherever I can. 10 Reply Debra1 week agoDebraGerry: You are young at heart, for sure. Thank you for being an inspiration for us all! Blessings, Debra 3 Reply Katrina2 weeks agoKatrinaI share a lot of links on social media – sort of a resource or networking central for friends who might see some great ideas for keeping kids busy, recipes, prayers, reassurances, photos of my garden, exercise ideas for all abilities (though I’m not very good at following through with this on my own), Bible studies, meditation practices. 6 Reply TeriB2 weeks agoTeriBWith the current situation I have joined a group within my community to help the elderly, immunocompromised or anyone that is in quarantine isolation to be sure that they have food, medicine, supplies etc. I am healthy and able and taking precautions to keep myself safe as well but I feel compelled to help those in need at this time. When our situation isn't so dire, I try my best to be aware and compassionate of the needs of others. To be a good listener, to be understanding and to help ...With the current situation I have joined a group within my community to help the elderly, immunocompromised or anyone that is in quarantine isolation to be sure that they have food, medicine, supplies etc. I am healthy and able and taking precautions to keep myself safe as well but I feel compelled to help those in need at this time. When our situation isn’t so dire, I try my best to be aware and compassionate of the needs of others. To be a good listener, to be understanding and to help in whatever way I am able. Read More12 Reply Debra1 week agoDebraTeriB, You yourself are compelling! Thank you for your very appreciated and necessary service to others in need and to those that have benefited from your love and kindness. Blessings, Debra 3 Reply Linda2 weeks agoLindaStaying calm during this crisis. Getting spun up by the news does nothing but make us all feel anxious. So what is in front of me each day. Love my husband, grandson and friends. 11 Reply Ed Schulte2 weeks agoEd SchulteAs Ose has so eloquently suggested .."creativity in thoughts and action, and for friendship and love between us and will pray for the Universal light to hold each one securely in His Grace and love." Yes that "Universal light" ....the - self luminous - pan universal colourless light of the Holy Spirit,, the Brilliant white and Golden light of the Logo ......all of which are utilized and distribted by the Intelligences of the Universe ( like a prism filters and distributes sunlight ) to crea...As Ose has so eloquently suggested ..”creativity in thoughts and action, and for friendship and love between us and will pray for the Universal light to hold each one securely in His Grace and love.” Yes that “Universal light” ….the – self luminous – pan universal colourless light of the Holy Spirit,, the Brilliant white and Golden light of the Logo ……all of which are utilized and distribted by the Intelligences of the Universe ( like a prism filters and distributes sunlight ) to create the phenomenon called, “earth and Universes” . And YES too to “creativity in thoughts” for myself, includes ..the use of “visualization” of the life on earth as it was encouraged / by actual demonstrations / by Joshua Emmanuel. As the ancient wisdom which has now come to be called “Sufism” taught and applied (as did Joshua Emmanuel) .. “Visualization is indeed Heaven”. Be Well Be Present EdS Read More7 Reply Trish2 weeks agoTrishI have the ability & desire to connect through listening, through sharing a smile and by nurturing the gifts of others. We all need to feel connected & to feel seen by others. It’s an enormous gift and I can make the decision to give it more freely. 7 Reply Michele2 weeks agoMicheleLike Ose, I will be lighting candles on this website. 6 Reply devy2 weeks agodevyIsolating myself at this time because of pre medical conditions does not allowed me to assist others physically. But my daily posts on my social media about gratefulness and being thankful has inspired a number of my friends and given them hope and encouragement. Phoning others and seeing how they are doing, helping out financially if I am able, taking over domicile responsibilities because my wife is teleworking at the house and has to be available 24 7 are other ways because f helping. 9 Reply Sarah2 weeks agoSarahI can make a difference by sharing my faith and conviction that we WILL get through this, and be stronger as a result. 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. 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