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Daily Question, December 27

In what ways can you bring what is the highest healing potential to blossom in the world?

  • Cheryle

    Prayer

  • Malag

    Let the deep feeling that “I care” flow into actions. All it takes are small ones.

  • ReverieDee

    Make people feel seen and heard.

  • Don Jones

    Do my Sadhana every day.

  • Lauryn

    Random acts of kindness. Practicing gratitude. Radiating positivity. Appreciating nature.

  • Dusty Su

    “I am one with you, you are one with me, we are one you see!”
    When I can empathetically sit with the other and they can empathetically sit with me, we heal.

  • Ose

    To ask: do I hear you? and listen. To be at your side, when you call me. To do what I can. To give what I can afford. To meditate and offer space for meditation with my fellow people. To support healing if it is meant to be. To take the Franciscan Blessing to heart. Thank you dearly for the reminder, dear Howie and dear Carla. To give myself. To open up to love. 🙏

    • Carla

      Thank you Ose, Abundant Blessings to you in 2021💟🌟

      • Ose

        Thank you, dear Carla, all the best and a healthy, happy New Year to you! May you be blessed, too, dear friend. ✨

  • KC

    Practice, practice, practice…. 🙏🏻❤️🌱

  • pkr

    By spreading love, being love, being kind and being Light. And giving thanks for All. “Happy Holiday Time” to Everyone here. Find the Joy today. 🌟✨🙏

  • expati

    I cannot heal someone else, much less the world. But I can heal myself. My way to bring healing is to model it.

  • Barbara

    Knowing I will see him again in heaven.

  • Holly in Ohio
    I see you. I'm listening to you. Your voice is important. (No matter who you are). I care about you. So powerful in healing. To this I would add vigilance. There is much bullying and cheating in the world. We must do our best to intervene and speak up for the distinction between right and wrong. We can do this gently or strongly, but surely it is our responsibility to speak up or step in between when we hear or see bullying, racism, lack of justice or lack of compassion for the hungry, ...

    I see you.
    I’m listening to you.
    Your voice is important. (No matter who you are).
    I care about you.

    So powerful in healing.

    To this I would add vigilance. There is much bullying and cheating in the world. We must do our best to intervene and speak up for the distinction between right and wrong. We can do this gently or strongly, but surely it is our responsibility to speak up or step in between when we hear or see bullying, racism, lack of justice or lack of compassion for the hungry, the refugee, the children, the elderly, the persecuted….

    The first is to heal individuals, the second to heal the world.

    Silence is the voice of complicity.

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  • Javier Visionquest
    Through practice, we can cultivate emotional and mental hygiene. All disease has energetic origins and spiritual implications; everything from cancer to a broken bone begins first in our energy fields. Unresolved emotional states precipitate into the physical tissues where they eventually express as “dis-ease”. When we emphasize susceptibility over communicability we naturally take actions toward prevention and resilience and shift the burden off of clinicians for treatments and vaccines. Pr...

    Through practice, we can cultivate emotional and mental hygiene. All disease has energetic origins and spiritual implications; everything from cancer to a broken bone begins first in our energy fields. Unresolved emotional states precipitate into the physical tissues where they eventually express as “dis-ease”. When we emphasize susceptibility over communicability we naturally take actions toward prevention and resilience and shift the burden off of clinicians for treatments and vaccines. Primary among the many lessons that Covid exists as an opportunity for the human condition to learn is that the greater part of freedom is responsibility.

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  • Drew Blanton

    I can be kind and loving.

  • Michele

    I use this website to light candles for various reasons – mostly healing prayers. I also advocate for medical marijuana and it’s healing benefits. Yoga, ASMR, and meditations are beneficial and have calming, healing potential too:)

  • Ed Schulte
    naming two “ways” ( AKA "Practices" as per "word of the day" ) … one …..the inner activation of Noetical light to illuminate place-space and/or person(s) who are most in need of the Christ Logoic-Gold and Holy Spirit- Brilliant white light. ,,,two …..prayer…. such as this one composed by Dr. Stylianos Atteshlis ( aka Daskalos )“0 God, my Father, make my footsteps upon life’s path as light as they may be. Let me not raise dust, in anger or greed that blinds my brothers and sis...

    naming two “ways” ( AKA “Practices” as per “word of the day” )

    … one …..the inner activation of Noetical light to illuminate place-space and/or person(s) who are most in need of the Christ Logoic-Gold and Holy Spirit- Brilliant white light.

    ,,,two …..prayer…. such as this one composed by Dr. Stylianos Atteshlis ( aka Daskalos )“0 God, my Father, make my footsteps upon life’s path as light as they may be. Let me not raise dust, in anger or greed that blinds my brothers and sisters. Make my steps light upon life’s path. Make my heart, 0 God, my Father, a crystal-clear mirror to reflect Your Love, my love, and to allow my fellow humans to rejoice.”

    And since it is the time of year the when Joshua Emmanuel name is used frequently……I add this a quote by Daskalos re: …”Doing the Truth = is living the Love” “Many great spiritual seers agree in teaching the primacy of love. Let us repeat Jesus’ statement, “He that doeth truth cometh to the light” (John 3:21). For Jesus, it seems that doing the truth consisted first and foremost in living love: in relieving suffering, healing disease, showing the way of the fullness of life, and blessing all those he met, everywhere.”

    A Very good “practice” suggestion! (IMO)

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  • Mike S
    I can start out with simple acts of kindness like smiling at the checker in the grocery store, smiling and saying hello to people I see on my walk, giving way to traffic on the highway. This week I’ve made a list of people to call in my church as we are not having regular services and many people are sequestered. I try to be aware of my heart and as much as I can authentically tell my wife that I love her. I had zoom calls with several friends this past week and perhaps of the first time I tol...

    I can start out with simple acts of kindness like smiling at the checker in the grocery store, smiling and saying hello to people I see on my walk, giving way to traffic on the highway. This week I’ve made a list of people to call in my church as we are not having regular services and many people are sequestered. I try to be aware of my heart and as much as I can authentically tell my wife that I love her. I had zoom calls with several friends this past week and perhaps of the first time I told him how much they meant to me and that I love them. These aren’t big acts, But all together I bring meaning into my life and into the larger world.

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    • Holly in Ohio

      I used to play a game where I would see if I could get strangers to smile…on the street… in a store. Sometimes faces are sad, and it’s a way of giving them a little human connection. “I see you” can be very healing. Thank you for reminding me of that.

  • Howie Geib
    Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred, let me bring love. Where there is offence, let me bring pardon. Where there is discord, let me bring union. Where there is error, let me bring truth. Where there is doubt, let me bring faith. Where there is despair, let me bring hope. Where there is darkness, let me bring your light. Where there is sadness, let me bring joy. O Master, let me not seek as much to be consoled as to console, to be understood as to understan...

    Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.
    Where there is hatred, let me bring love.
    Where there is offence, let me bring pardon.
    Where there is discord, let me bring union.
    Where there is error, let me bring truth.
    Where there is doubt, let me bring faith.
    Where there is despair, let me bring hope.
    Where there is darkness, let me bring your light.
    Where there is sadness, let me bring joy.
    O Master, let me not seek as much
    to be consoled as to console,
    to be understood as to understand,
    to be loved as to love,
    for it is in giving that one receives,
    it is in self-forgetting that one finds,
    it is in pardoning that one is pardoned,
    it is in dying that one is raised to eternal life.

    This is everything.

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    • Carla

      Thank you Howie for sharing / stating all of Brother Francis’s prayer. Blessings to you this day & all days! 🌟

  • Patricia

    Today, I will intentionally think of my hands and words as healers and be mindful of their healing potential. What they do, touch and even text (!) can be instruments of healing….

  • EJP

    By practicing pure human kindness always.

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