Daily Question, March 13 How can you live most fully today? 39 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. sunnypatti10 months agosunnypattiBy being 100% present in all that I do and all that I say. 7 Reply EJP10 months agoEJPBy living with complete gratefulness. 9 Reply Journey10 months agoJourneyI can live most fully today by making sure my actions line up with my values and my values line up with my vision. “Sow a thought and you reap an action; sow an act and you reap a habit; sow a habit and you reap a character; sow a character and you reap a destiny.” If I can follow this everyday, I would live more fully everyday. 6 Reply Christine10 months agoChristineI immediately thought of this quote: “Ships are safe in harbour, but that is not what ships are built for”. – John A. Shedd. Since, I lost my husband, I cook very simpel meals. Boring. But today, because of this question, I’ll make something special for myself. Tomatoes, sardines, olives, peas, patatoes, chilipepper, intalian herbs, that all covered with cheese in the oven. I realy wished I could invite you all. What a blessing these question and all your answers are to me. 14 Reply Holly in Ohio10 months agoHolly in OhioOoooH! That sounds like Puttanesca! Is that what you’re making? I wish I could be there, too. I love your quote, very much. It is one to remember! 4 Reply Christine10 months agoChristineA kind of Putanesca indeed. 3 Reply Patricia10 months agoPatriciaI will join you in spirit at your table for that lovely and special meal. Imagine your Gratefulness friends gathered around you. Blessings! 4 Reply Christine10 months agoChristineI like that a lot🤗 4 Reply Trish10 months agoTrishNow that’s living life! 😋 5 Reply sunnypatti10 months agosunnypattiI love that quote! And that meal sounds yummy 🙂 4 Reply Lioness10 months agoLionessBy embracing the tasks of the day and not worrying. 9 Reply Kevin10 months agoKevinBy being present, and aware with all my senses of moments as they come. 9 Reply Howie Geib10 months agoHowie GeibMy training has taught me to live fully through immersing myself in the present. It is here, in that sliver of conscious existence with this breath and this heartbeat that life truly is. The allure of reliving the past or revelling in the potential of the future is only taking me away from now. And it is here and now that time slows down and there is, in contrast, a vastness where the magic happens. Inspiration happens here, and connection. It is the doorway to the soul. Whirlwinds of concerns a...My training has taught me to live fully through immersing myself in the present. It is here, in that sliver of conscious existence with this breath and this heartbeat that life truly is. The allure of reliving the past or revelling in the potential of the future is only taking me away from now. And it is here and now that time slows down and there is, in contrast, a vastness where the magic happens. Inspiration happens here, and connection. It is the doorway to the soul. Whirlwinds of concerns and forebodings, threats and imminent catastrophes cannot penetrate the stillness of the present. When I can dwell here, in this sweet spot, life gets deep and rewarding. Read More9 Reply Holly in Ohio10 months agoHolly in OhioWorries of the future were sometimes very unsettling for me, until I realized that solutions, often ones we can't imagine, appear in the future too. Solutions need the problem before they appear. Vaccines don't appear before disease. Good things happen accidentally, too - good luck, not just bad luck. Like people we meet. It's easier to see bad that might, or might not, happen, than it is to see the good, but the good will be there, we can count on it. Realizing this helped me to relax and just ...Worries of the future were sometimes very unsettling for me, until I realized that solutions, often ones we can’t imagine, appear in the future too. Solutions need the problem before they appear. Vaccines don’t appear before disease. Good things happen accidentally, too – good luck, not just bad luck. Like people we meet. It’s easier to see bad that might, or might not, happen, than it is to see the good, but the good will be there, we can count on it. Realizing this helped me to relax and just be in the now, even when winds of change are in the air. I look forward to your posts. You always stimulate my thinking. I love your lyric way of writing. I do hope you are writing a book! I would totally buy it and read it cover to cover! Read More4 Reply Dusty Su10 months agoDusty SuBy being warm, kind, tender, self-supporting, draw boundaries, be fierce, and compassionate toward myself, then toward others. 10 Reply « Previous 1 2 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 - 2022, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
