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Daily Question, May 24

What could I say today that I have been wanting to say for a long time?

  • Joe-Anne

    I just joined the group – today. I ask almost everyone, “Why is there always an us and them?” Folks say it’s tribal and we’ve always done it. I don’t get it. Everyone is unique – that’s what makes them enjoyable to get to know them. Everyone has gifts. I would say to anyone who’d listen – we need to learn a new way and not label folks.

  • Rini

    I am glad that I am awakening to the beauty within.

  • reality

    Nothing, ’cause, I exercise freedom of speech, so, it doesn’t wither away like an un-exercised muscle 🙂 reality

  • M.E.F

    Life is precious and we give it for granted, if I feel down, get up and if I’m happy pass it on to who need it.

  • Julio Febo

    I am truly blessed and happy.

  • Ose

    Thank you, wholeheartedly, from the depth of my being. To you all, to my parents, guides and friends, to nature, and to the source of all being. I bow to you. May you all be blessed.

  • Malag

    I could sit with this question a bit more and hear what calls from the deep. Anything I say immediate is just stuff already going around my head.

  • Allen

    Perfection is so overrated.

  • Pollyanna Gladwell
    Well, I could say some very strong words that I have been wanting to say to the man I am finally breaking up with tonight after 4+ years – but I won’t. I won’t inventory his transgressions and I hope he won’t inventory mine. As I do when I feel the temptation to “set someone right” I will ask myself: Is true? Is it kind? Is it necessary? Instead I will let him go with love and possibly (hopefully) the friendship will continue. I will wish him all the best and will move on. Th...

    Well, I could say some very strong words that I have been wanting to say to the man I am finally breaking up with tonight after 4+ years – but I won’t. I won’t inventory his transgressions and I hope he won’t inventory mine. As I do when I feel the temptation to “set someone right” I will ask myself: Is true? Is it kind? Is it necessary?

    Instead I will let him go with love and possibly (hopefully) the friendship will continue. I will wish him all the best and will move on. Then I will throw open the window and yell “Next!” and see how the Universe responds!

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    • Cathy

      I wish you well, Pollyanna. Even doing what we know is ‘the right thing’ there can still be tremendous pain. I’ll be thinking of you and look forward to your “Next!”

  • Heather

    To say what I feel when I feel it and have no regrets.

  • Hot Sauce

    Honestly, I thought about it, and I can’t really think of anything. I’m usually pretty good about speaking my truth and bringing my whole self into the conversation. So I guess I can say, with confidence, that I am a pretty honest person.

  • Antoinette

    I would like to be able to say that I am in a place where nothing can disturb my peace. But the truth of the matter is I’m not there 100% of time.
    I want to say I am nonjudgmental and that I am able to live in that space.
    I am working on being both of them as best as I possibly can today! That is enough.

  • Gerry

    Thank you to the millions of people spread around the planet who join hearts in religious discipline, or none. Your energies and love, I feel this morning in a new way. I feel swept along upon a wave moving toward in the light. How lovely that acknowledgment was given me for my tiny addition to this powerful, loving movement.

  • Debra

    I am taking time for self-reflection and inner self-discovery. My awareness is on the rise and I am living more consciously.

  • Dusty Su

    Today, at least as of this morning, I’ve said all I need or want to say. That’s a really rare and nice place to be.

  • TeriB

    Come for a visit, I’ve missed you!

  • Ed Schulte

    Wu Wang – ICHING Hexagranm 25

    Exceptional Progress if you are mindful to keep out of the way of the natural Flow.

    It would be a fatal error to try to alter its course.
    This is a time of Being, not Doing.

  • Katrina

    WELCOME TO OUR HOME!

  • kaamos

    i wanted to tell my friend how grateful i am for her presence in my life. sometimes i don’t feel well and i withdraw from talking to people. my friend doesn’t judge me for that, she just lets me know she will be there when i return. i should let her know how much i appreciate this

  • Julian Daal Childers

    I am more than enough.

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