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Daily Question, October 6

How can I more consistently honor the beauty in others?

  • Patricia

    The key word here for me is “consistently”. I will continue to train my mind and heart to be open and conscious so that I can bring more consistency and awareness into my engagements with others.

  • Vikram
    As I do believe in God, I have always been taught to respect others and to see the good in them. We are all His children and therefore, we are all worthy of respect. Am I perfect in being respectful and being nonjudgmental all the time? Not even close. But I'm trying. With that being said, I do believe there's something worth appreciating and learning from everyone. Everyone has some quality worth noting and imbibing or it could be the case where I see someone and think "I shall learn to NOT ...

    As I do believe in God, I have always been taught to respect others and to see the good in them. We are all His children and therefore, we are all worthy of respect. Am I perfect in being respectful and being nonjudgmental all the time? Not even close. But I’m trying.

    With that being said, I do believe there’s something worth appreciating and learning from everyone. Everyone has some quality worth noting and imbibing or it could be the case where I see someone and think “I shall learn to NOT do this/be like this” but then not judge that person further. We are all His children and the more I stay grateful, the more I can appreciate the good in everyone, wish them well, and attract more good for myself.

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  • Trish

    It honors others, myself & God when I tune into the unique beauty in others. We are all so gorgeous & we don’t even know it. I can say it out loud, sharing it privately in an intimate setting or shouting it from the rooftops, “I see your beauty & it has touched my life.” Powerful stuff…..

  • Kevin

    By opening my eyes and listening to the hearts of others as they speak.

  • EJP

    By being silent and just listen.

  • Howie Geib

    I have to first see the beauty in them, which often takes some work and effort to move beyond my own prejudices and preconceptions. I need to move beyond the self imposed limitations that I have placed on myself through those. Then it is possible to see the beauty and from there respect them.

    • Lauryn

      These days it’s not often that I’m coming in face to face contact with others- and when I do, often times I struggle with the interaction and it’s my instinct to shy away. I think beauty could be honored by simply making a better effort to engage with others – to let the good and beauty shine through and not fear them thinking negative thoughts about me.

  • Dusty Su

    By acting from the remembrance of who they were before they came here and who they will be after they return to wholeness.

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