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Daily Question, May 26

How can/do I honor the interconnectedness of all life?

  • M.E.F

    Trying to be kind, respectful, caring and safe !!!

  • Malag

    I get glimpses of this through meditation. I also feel a strong interconnectedness from time to time in nature.

  • Maeve

    Be present to and enjoy what I see of nature, in my city walks. Don’t shine my bright headlamp on the sleeping geese and ducks, on the pond, at night!

  • slawrence

    By being passionate about recycling and reducing waste, by sending money to reliable organizations to help people in 3rd world circumstances, by praying.

  • Hot Sauce

    I honor the interconnectedness of all life by reducing my consumption of material goods, reusing materials when possible, recycling recyclable items, eating a vegan diet, and walking to places (rather than driving) when possible.

  • Ed Schulte

    “Love life, love yourself, love all human beings especially those who believe they are your enemies.”

    DASKALOS

  • Liz

    I’m trying to be more intentional — each moment — as I realize that I have a choice about how I respond to things that delight me and things that challenge me. These days when it is so clear that we are connected to each other and all life, I realize in such profound ways that what we do and say, and how matters.

  • pkr

    With love, respect, kindness and gratitude.

  • Diane Barret
    One of the gifts of this pandemic has been my increasing awareness of the interconnectedness of all people. As I walk through my neighborhood I often meet others along the way -- I cross to the other side of the street if I need to -- or they do the same to honor safe distancing. "After all", I think, "we are all in this together." And I know that has been a truth for all of my life. It's just that I am more aware of it today. I pray that this awareness will endure long after the pandemic i...

    One of the gifts of this pandemic has been my increasing awareness of the interconnectedness of all people. As I walk through my neighborhood I often meet others along the way — I cross to the other side of the street if I need to — or they do the same to honor safe distancing. “After all”, I think, “we are all in this together.” And I know that has been a truth for all of my life. It’s just that I am more aware of it today. I pray that this awareness will endure long after the pandemic is over.

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  • TeriB

    By being kind, compassionate and understanding.

  • Allen

    By trying to be ever present in the moment. By sending and sharing love.

  • Michael

    Be it, see it, smile. The “do” references the past. We need to always just “can” in each moment we bring our awareness to this oneness.

  • Dusty Su

    Mindful awareness is a great start then lovingly joining in the dance of interconnectedness. If you hurt, I hurt. If you have joy, I have joy, etc.
    So, for me, it’s realizing, respecting, reflecting, and responding to the divinity that is within the self, the other, and then nature, as being God’s loving handicraft.

  • Carla

    By accepting that I am right where I’m supposed to be in the Universe’s Dance; God directs the spiritual teachers that cross my path as well as my daily experiences. We have stardust in our bones.

  • Michele

    By having deep thoughts and reflections… being grateful. Love and kindness.

    • Carla

      Michele, I hope you’re feeling better & stamina is returning as you’ve gone back to work from being ill.

  • Sharon

    Before eating breakfast, look at my eggs and think of the hen, the person who gathered the egg, the field full of wheat that feeds the hen, the sun that shines on us all, the rain, the person who sold me the egg, the maker of the carton, the fuel for its delivery.

  • 333USA

    By looking for ways to do for others everyday. If not in action, then in prayer

  • devy

    With love and gratitude. Being grateful and showing respect for others and Mother Nature creates a connection between everything.

  • Melissa

    With love and respect.

  • sunnypatti

    By trying to be the best me that I can be.

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