Daily Question, May 25 What new insights are emerging for me? 20 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. Dominica2 months agoDominicaThat when I buy or “own” something, what I am paying for is the experience of it. All we can ever really have is our experiences. Makes it easier to let go of things when the experience of having them no longer feels enriching. 0 Reply Cheska2 months agoCheskaThe idea of self-love. I have forgotten myself so much that when i hit rock bottom, I have difficulty picking myself back up. 0 Reply Charlie T2 months agoCharlie TConsidering the current situation. It’s apparent that fear and hate are the easiest emotions to exploit. I have removed myself from this destructive cycle and turned off the TV and the news as entertainment sales machine, and I am as selective and as intentional as possible about where I get my information from, and try to be a force for kindness, security, and love in this life. 4 Reply Chester2 months agoChesterPurpose is the fuel for mankind. 2 Reply Hermann-Josef2 months agoHermann-JosefTrust in life. 2 Reply Hermann-Josef2 months agoHermann-JosefWe should not easily trust our mind or emotions. As Long as intellect and feelings are connected to the ego and not to the heart of all humanity we suffer of intellect and wrong feelings. 1 Reply Hot Sauce2 months agoHot Sauce1. I am actually pretty good at working with kids, including kids with special needs. 2. The nature of near-death experiences (NDEs) is truly mysterious, as there are accurate veridical perceptions even under anesthesia and during cardiac arrest and consistent lessons learned across cultures, yet it seems to contradict the Standard Model of physics. The nature of these phenomena is truly a great and wonderful mystery. 3. Unitarian Universalism is probably the best religion for people who don...1. I am actually pretty good at working with kids, including kids with special needs. 2. The nature of near-death experiences (NDEs) is truly mysterious, as there are accurate veridical perceptions even under anesthesia and during cardiac arrest and consistent lessons learned across cultures, yet it seems to contradict the Standard Model of physics. The nature of these phenomena is truly a great and wonderful mystery. 3. Unitarian Universalism is probably the best religion for people who don’t know what religion to follow or even whether they believe in religion at all. 4. For me, life’s meaning is to seek knowledge and wisdom, as that is what makes me feel alive. 5. Why hellish NDEs occur is a mystery, and there doesn’t seem to be any significant correlation between personality, behavior, or state of mind and the likelihood that one’s NDE will be hellish. Read More2 Reply Ed Schulte2 months agoEd SchulteDue to the ever increasing and unnecessary violence Humans are demonstrating on one another and with no True leadership stepping forward to address the reasons behind it I sense ( though the insight my heart is expressing ) a Great need for the last resort to take place. It is contained in the comforting presence beyond these words.... "Lord have mercy on us, Christ Logos have mercy on us, Lord have Mercy on Us" and if this words are not conducive to your BE-ing-ness then another wi...Due to the ever increasing and unnecessary violence Humans are demonstrating on one another and with no True leadership stepping forward to address the reasons behind it I sense ( though the insight my heart is expressing ) a Great need for the last resort to take place. It is contained in the comforting presence beyond these words…. “Lord have mercy on us, Christ Logos have mercy on us, Lord have Mercy on Us” and if this words are not conducive to your BE-ing-ness then another will be equally efficient …. “Keep Peace and Love in your Heart always” ( no matter what is occurring on the outside ) Read More4 Reply sunnypatti2 months agosunnypattiInsights of strength and courage. More than I thought I had. I’m still learning to stand up for myself, to do right for myself, and I’m proud of the step I’ve taken at work to take care of me and give myself the time to work on the things I want to outside of work. My heart is broken for the loved ones of all who were so tragically taken in Texas and Buffalo. I pray for the families and pray for the future of our country. 5 Reply Yram2 months agoYramMay I live my life, today, to the fullest. May I experience each sadness, each joy, each disappointment, each change, eah encounter with gratitude. 2 Reply carol2 months agocarolMay I welcome my anger, frustration, disapproval, fear and despair as well as I welcome joy, happiness, delight, contentment, compassion, safety, and hope. 4 Reply Carla2 months agoCarlaIt’s very clear gun control isn’t anywhere on the table for a discussion. The painful current tragedy in a grocery store in Buffalo and now a grade school in TX validate the lack of gun control. Incident in Buffalo confirms the raging chant of hate that still roams the street, like those wearing white hoods in the past. I can only lift up prayerful support for the dead and bereaved. 7 Reply Ed Schulte2 months agoEd SchulteYes, it is “hate control” which is the True need. And going deeper into Understanding what causes Hate which is the hidden fear that fuels hate. It will take great inner courage of all humanity to address that fear, directing attention to outer objects / excuses / etc etc will never address the inner lack of harmony. 1 Reply Ivo2 months agoIvoI’m learning that I need to practice self-compassion and kindness. I’m working on seeing the qualities I have but rarely identify and allowing myself to find moments to be present and meditate. 4 Reply Mary Pat2 months agoMary PatI am seeing that I am more resilient than I realized. Along with this I also see that I cannot fix everything, and that is OK, although that is hard to accept. So, trying to accept the fact that I cannot fix it all and to accept that….it is hard, but also has some relief in it…. 4 Reply Lee Anne2 months agoLee AnneWhen I hear the monastery bell, my heart goes along with the soothing sound to all who grieve. There are too many angels on the streets of heaven today.💜 6 Reply Kevin2 months agoKevinToday, a day after 19 children and 2 adults were massacred in a Texas elementary school, grief, shock, and dismay, are heavy on my heart. My prayers remain with the loved ones of those who died, and the spirit of each child who will not see this new day rise. 4 Reply Michele2 months agoMicheleMy thoughts, prayers, and condolences go out to Uvalde, Tx right now. My God. 3 Reply Antoinette2 months agoAntoinetteThat the mind of acceptance of what is happening is truth. It’s not what’s happening that is the problem is my reaction to it. With the mind of acceptance, I let go and reside in peace. 4 Reply Christine2 months agoChristineIt’s not really a new insight, but from one moment to the next the world can be turned upside down. Now a very sad moment. There is a lot of grief in so many families right now for the loss of their loved ones because of a shooting in Texas. It’s heartbreaking. I send them my prayers and I hope they can find strength. They need that so badly. I embrace the bereaved in my thoughts. 6 Reply 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