Daily Question, June 28 What new experience of myself am I having? 51 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. Ed Schulte1 year agoEd SchulteThis one, again and again and again ” ….as Pierrie says…”it is Infinite” but also ” NEW” each time! “Remember that, whatever the representation you may have of yourself, deep inside you exist a space on infinite beauty and rest, total unconditional Love, of goodness without bounds, of unshakable peace and calm, of dancing joy and playful being, of limitless vision and infinite Abundance.” Pierre Pradervarnd “The Gentle Art of Blessing.” 7 Reply sunnypatti1 year agosunnypattiIt’s not super new, but new enough for this late-40s gal… I am living in trust rather than fear, and I recognize that a lot lately. I still find the fear creeping up on me, but as I am generally more aware of myself and my emotions, it’s pretty easy to see it, sit with it for a minute (or however long), and move past it. Very grateful for this big step in my life! 9 Reply Trish1 year agoTrishI’m accepting my contradictions more readily as opposed to lambasting myself. We are all “walking dichotomies.” Instead of focusing on the irritations this may cause, I’m able to celebrate this~we are all so fascinating!! 7 Reply Mary Pat1 year agoMary PatNo matter how old you are, you can make significant changes in your life. Shifting my thinking has been crucial, and I still need to remind myself, and change the words I say to myself, daily. But it is working. Never give up. You can start over again and again, and when you do, you gain “ground” and are grounded in the changes. Let it be! 12 Reply Holly in Ohio1 year agoHolly in OhioThank you, Mary Pat. 1 Reply Anna1 year agoAnnaSo true dear Mary Pat. I am so happy to see you again! 2 Reply Mary Pat1 year agoMary PatIt is nice to be back. Thank you! 1 Reply DeVonna1 year agoDeVonnaSince relocating to Florida I’ve had the rare opportunity to reinvent my life. It’s been an adventure, to be sure! I told you all I’d provide a link to my devotion: https://www.upperroom.org/devotionals/en-2021-06-28 I hope you enjoy it! 8 Reply Katrina1 year agoKatrinaDeVonna, I read your Upper Room devotional this morning first thing. I read them every day. Today was special because I “knew” the author personally. Thank you for reinforcing one of my anchors of the faith. 6 Reply EJP1 year agoEJPThis new experience of letting go and accepting what I cannot change……very challenging at times. 6 Reply devy1 year agodevyI’m realizing that with the mindfulness work, working on supporting my inner child that even though I’ve gone through difficult times that I’ve pulled myself through and how much a good person and how strong I am.. I’m learning how to listen to my feelings and to comfort myself without looking for others to do that for me. Separation anxiety has been a major issue for me. I’ve come along it still brings up feelings that I’m trying to listen and self sooth.. 6 Reply Valerie Fleury1 year agoValerie FleuryA new experience of myself I’m having is awareness of my thoughts becoming feelings. After my injury yesterday, the older version of myself would have stayed in a state of “why me.” Immediately after my injury, I began to think thoughts of gratitude for the injury not being worse, happiness for feeling good, thanking the universe for my healing and staying positive throughout the healing process. I am grateful that I have control over my body’s healing. 8 Reply Christine1 year agoChristineFound the upperroom.org website with a beautiful article from DeVonna. 💞 8 Reply Clarity1 year agoClarityAn amazing sense of joy, gratitude and overall well-being. 8 Reply Kevin1 year agoKevinThe more I read today’s question the more it makes me want to chuckle. I can’t say why but it just does! From a serious angle, my only “new experience” lately is the new levels of chronic back pain that I am living with. And that’s just depressing to contemplate this early in the day, so I think I will stick with my first response…chuckle! 7 Reply Cliff1 year agoCliffI am sending healing thoughts to you. My mother, who passed away this year, suffered long with back pain. It was painful to watch. 4 Reply Christine1 year agoChristineFor you, a prayer and a 🕯. 4 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleI’m trying a different coffee creamer – fruity pebbles, lol. Haven’t had that cereal in years and this smells and tastes just like it. 10 Reply Trish1 year agoTrishMichele, I adore you! 4 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleaww, thank you Trish. On day two and I know I will not be buying this again, lol. 1 Reply Trish1 year agoTrishHaha. Still love your adventuresome spirit! 2 Reply Holly in Ohio1 year agoHolly in Ohiohahahaha! Michele, you are so fun! 🙂 1 Reply Howie Geib1 year agoHowie GeibThere is a new awareness of something that may have been developing over time. It is a contradiction I seem to be holding, an inner both/and. I am both meek and fierce. Not a compromise between the two, or a middling. Both fully, at the same time. By meek I mean I am self effacing, unobtrusive, willing to serve quietly and unacknowledged (seem to prefer it that way). And when called upon, able to fight for a noble cause as a worthy opponent. This later is a recent awareness. Lest you think I am ...There is a new awareness of something that may have been developing over time. It is a contradiction I seem to be holding, an inner both/and. I am both meek and fierce. Not a compromise between the two, or a middling. Both fully, at the same time. By meek I mean I am self effacing, unobtrusive, willing to serve quietly and unacknowledged (seem to prefer it that way). And when called upon, able to fight for a noble cause as a worthy opponent. This later is a recent awareness. Lest you think I am getting into street fights (I am not) I will provide an example. The determination to complete my recent row. It was a fierce battle between my will, and my word. My word won. I also regularly support lost causes. So as to stand beside those fighting the losing battle. Because the fight for right cannot be based on the odds of winning. We are doomed if a few of us don’t ignore the odds and pitch that fight. Now some might lament my use of the word fight, so perhaps replace it with the word struggle. But make no mistake, for me it is a fight. Ask anyone on the front lines with an illness, or injustice, or abuse. Read More9 Reply Carla1 year agoCarlaI’m having many opportunities to “be” an aunt & great aunt. Each event gives me hope for the future in developing these relationships with the next generations of my family. 10 Reply murfy1 year agomurfyI am slowly discovering the true nature of myself through mindfulness techniques 11 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. 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