Daily Question, August 9 What is the most important thing in this moment? 41 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. Tanma-o6 months agoTanma-oTo make me more relaxed and content for what I have achieved. Give moral support to the family. Get an ok job for financial security. 0 Reply ok6 months agooktylah 0 Reply Christina6 months agoChristinaI guess Mass. It beat out a walk! 🙂 1 Reply Hot Sauce6 months agoHot SauceDoing what I am called to do. After writing this, I am planning, God-willing, to make final edits to my sermon and, afterwards, I will probably do some reading to learn about new ways to engage in the world and then go for a run, God-willing. 4 Reply Ian6 months agoIanIn this moment and just about every other moment, I believe the most important thing for me is to remember that each and every person, myself included, is accepted and beloved by God. I think holding onto what I believe to be true about God's radical acceptance for all of us no matter what or where we as people might find ourselves in life is the single most important thing for me to remember each moment I live. To trust that I am wholly accepted despite my failings has the power to animate my s...In this moment and just about every other moment, I believe the most important thing for me is to remember that each and every person, myself included, is accepted and beloved by God. I think holding onto what I believe to be true about God’s radical acceptance for all of us no matter what or where we as people might find ourselves in life is the single most important thing for me to remember each moment I live. To trust that I am wholly accepted despite my failings has the power to animate my soul and usher me into a more loving way of living. Read More5 Reply Jodi6 months agoJodiThank you for writing that, Ian. 2 Reply Samuel6 months agoSamuelRemembering the vigil many of my friends and fellow citizens (and even some vacationers, too) had Thursday evening at 8 PM in the Town Square in front of the one-time Swain County Court House in Bryson City, NC. We had a nice turnout with prayers, singing, a short speech or two followed by a reading of all the names of the victims slain in Dayton, OH and El Paso, TX. it was a peaceful but passionate vigil without politicization or shouting or recriminations but instead an effort to raise awarene...Remembering the vigil many of my friends and fellow citizens (and even some vacationers, too) had Thursday evening at 8 PM in the Town Square in front of the one-time Swain County Court House in Bryson City, NC. We had a nice turnout with prayers, singing, a short speech or two followed by a reading of all the names of the victims slain in Dayton, OH and El Paso, TX. it was a peaceful but passionate vigil without politicization or shouting or recriminations but instead an effort to raise awareness of excessive gun violence and the need to take positive actions to prevent future violence. So glad I was there to take part… sb Read More5 Reply Kat6 months agoKatRelaxing into the beauty of the moment: Adam playing piano, sleepy Arlo bunning on the blue throw pillow, a whole day of care and capturing essence ahead. 6 Reply GCharlotte6 months agoGCharlotteGod, my family and my self! 3 Reply Grace6 months agoGraceI wish i could say something more profound but due to my recent insomnia, sleep is the most important thing for me right now. i know all too well how quickly my mental health goes down hill when i dont get adequate sleep 🙠10 Reply Christina6 months agoChristinaMe too! 0 Reply Misty6 months agoMistyBest wishes for a better night’s rest, Grace 2 Reply Tom6 months agoTomThe most important thing in this moment is to be present to this moment. I find this difficult at times, often it feels like most of the time. But formal meditation and contemplation practice are what have helped me be more present to each of my moments. Having a formal practice allows me to feel more whole and integrated as complete being. This brings more peace more often. A quote attributed to Nadine Stair (85 years old) “ Oh, I’ve had my moments, and if I had to do it over again, Iâ€...The most important thing in this moment is to be present to this moment. I find this difficult at times, often it feels like most of the time. But formal meditation and contemplation practice are what have helped me be more present to each of my moments. Having a formal practice allows me to feel more whole and integrated as complete being. This brings more peace more often. A quote attributed to Nadine Stair (85 years old) “ Oh, I’ve had my moments, and if I had to do it over again, I’d have more of them. In fact, I’d try to have nothing else. Just moments, one after another, instead of living so many years ahead of each day.†Read More8 Reply Debra6 months agoDebraThank you so much for sharing your moment with us, Tom. 0 Reply Linda6 months agoLindaI absolutely love that quote, Tom! What a beautiful reminder to be in the moment… 3 Reply Sheila6 months agoSheilaLove that quote, Tom! Thank-you for sharing it!😊 1 Reply Mica6 months agoMicaSitting here at my laptop, connecting with gratefulness. org. 5 Reply Colleen6 months agoColleenThe most important thing to me in this moment is peace of mind. With my commitment to keeping life balance, I strive for peace of mind in my home, my work and my relationships. 6 Reply pkr6 months agopkrThe most important thing in this moment for me, is centering and grounding myself for the day ahead. I have just meditated and feel lighter. My intention for the day is to be love and acceptance. I intend to try my hardest to be just that and to flow. Wish me luck as I work with the public! Happy Friday to All. â¤ï¸ðŸ™ðŸŒ¸â¤ï¸ 5 Reply Tom6 months agoTomSuch a nice message pkr. 2 Reply Journey6 months agoJourneyThe most important thing in this moment, is the blood flowing through my veins and the breath in my body. Feeling alive and loving that feeling is the most important thing in this moment. 6 Reply Sarah6 months agoSarahBeing in the now. Stopping destructive thought patterns that lead me in endless circles. Reflecting on what I am grateful for. 6 Reply Rena Barker6 months agoRena BarkerExplore options around my choices. Meditate on every one of them.. 4 Reply Carla6 months agoCarlaAs i sit in my kitchen, listening to the patter of boots & pitchforks on my roof; I pray for the safety of these roofers. All young men, sent out without safety gear, just gloves on their hands, boots (steel toed?) & baseball caps to shade the morning sun. 4 Reply Ed6 months agoEdI have given up importance. 3 Reply Sheila6 months agoSheilaTo say THANK-YOU!!! Blessings to all.🌷 2 Reply Pilgrim6 months agoPilgrimCoffee. Heating pads. Meds. Take time to notice the way the light is changing outside my window as the day is dawning. 5 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://i1.wp.com/gratefulness.org/content/uploads/2015/03/GX-Gold-Participant-L.png?fit=1600%2C1172&ssl=1 Community Engagement Guidelines Privacy Policy [email protected] Connect with us on Social Media: © 2000 - 2020, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
