Daily Question, December 28 What energizes me? 45 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. GCharlotte1 year agoGCharlotteThe Christmas Season energizes me! Love for fellow mankind,family and neighbor energizes me. Love of God energizes me. 2 Reply reality1 year agorealityWhat doesn’t energize? Life is relation in motion and it’s arts evoking the evolution. Inhale to aspire, exhale to inspire. Our sisters and brothers, those that don’t matter, because they’ve been defined as ‘matter’, have everything in common with us; like the fact that we’re all mostly space- especially betwixt ears. ‘Once more to the breech’, unhumancentricity must be for Gaia to successfully defend herself through “…we(e),…”, Earthlings; no? The unforce is what?...What doesn’t energize? Life is relation in motion and it’s arts evoking the evolution. Inhale to aspire, exhale to inspire. Our sisters and brothers, those that don’t matter, because they’ve been defined as ‘matter’, have everything in common with us; like the fact that we’re all mostly space- especially betwixt ears. ‘Once more to the breech’, unhumancentricity must be for Gaia to successfully defend herself through “…we(e),…”, Earthlings; no? The unforce is what? No, not just what, also where, when, how, who and sometimes why too (but, never Y2K); always asked and never definitively answered on our paths of heart and hearth. Leaving no (carbon) footprints that followed none, echoing on in all ways; always. . Yes, this ‘agreement’, what it is, that we made before birth, to be life, is also disagreement at the same time; d’accord. All, as well, may this New Year never find you not new; all the way through. Thanx for all you do and don’t ? reality Read More2 Reply Skeeter1 year agoSkeeterAny time in the mountains, fresh air, white snow, rivers, trails, critters. Childrens laughter, smiles and the opportunity to make a difference. 2 Reply Present Moment1 year agoPresent MomentComing of the light. Step Three meetings. 2 Reply Kaitlin1 year agoKaitlinMental and physical energy are both fleeting to me, and even thinking about it drains my energy even more. So, I focus on what can energize me. There isn't much, but I value what does. One of the biggest things that energizes me is my faith in God and His love; I know that He will continue to guide me, and by staying close to Him and listening to the Holy Spirit, I am energized to do His will, knowing it's best for me. Music also can energize me, through many different genres. I'm very attuned...Mental and physical energy are both fleeting to me, and even thinking about it drains my energy even more. So, I focus on what can energize me. There isn’t much, but I value what does. One of the biggest things that energizes me is my faith in God and His love; I know that He will continue to guide me, and by staying close to Him and listening to the Holy Spirit, I am energized to do His will, knowing it’s best for me. Music also can energize me, through many different genres. I’m very attuned (no pun intended) to sound, and the right song can make me feel a range of different emotions. One last thing I’ll mention is the encouragement of people around me. When I hear how much someone loves and believes in me (God included), I feel like I can do anything. Read More3 Reply Christina1 year agoChristinaFunny the team should say “energy”–always a challenge for me. I’ve never had a lot of it–not at 15, not at (now) 64. Learning (once again) through 12-step to monitor it and”manage” it. It’s now almost 1a on Sunday. Crazy, I’m wide awake at 1, 2, 3 am; but flag at those times in the afternoon. Oh, I could go on and on on this one; but I won’t. I choose to spend my energy firstly on my spiritual pursuits (recently returned to the Catholic faith of my upbringing and finding it r...Funny the team should say “energy”–always a challenge for me. I’ve never had a lot of it–not at 15, not at (now) 64. Learning (once again) through 12-step to monitor it and”manage” it. It’s now almost 1a on Sunday. Crazy, I’m wide awake at 1, 2, 3 am; but flag at those times in the afternoon. Oh, I could go on and on on this one; but I won’t. I choose to spend my energy firstly on my spiritual pursuits (recently returned to the Catholic faith of my upbringing and finding it riveting and a new “land” of spiritual growth.) Oh and I have to vacuum too! (Not now!) ? . Read More5 Reply 1 year agoI have just written down a long list (which makes me feel joyful because I found so many things, and could easily continue), but for us here I’d like to share this: looking into someone’s eyes and knowing we belong 7 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaBeautiful, Verena! Isn’t it wonderful when one has such person/s? 3 Reply 1 year agowe all belong, we just have to be daring enough to admit… and YES, it IS wonderful to have people who are willing to show their faces and dare – ? 2 Reply KC1 year agoKCConnecting – with family, friends, community, a good conversation … with nature through walking, hiking, skiing, dance, yoga, cycling … with beauty through music, art, film, shared food … with spirit through reading, writing, drawing, creating … children, laughter, dogs! … 5 Reply Ose1 year agoOseEverything which I do with joy. In doing what I do with joy, the energy which joy brings is far more energizing than what I might have invested. And as I do it with joy, it makes others around happy also, no matter what it is. So joy is energizing and inspiring not only me but possibly others also. 7 Reply reality1 year agorealityGratefulness in motion, tres cool; thanx 🙂 reality 1 Reply Palm1 year agoPalmDear Ose, yes! Thanks for the reminder to follow the joy. Blessings on this day. 3 Reply Linda1 year agoLindaSunshine–something we lack in the Pacific Northwest during the winter months! 6 Reply Mica1 year agoMica2020! To me, this is the most exciting year [number] between 2000 and 2100. I opened my ‘y2k’ time capsule and am enjoying it now. 3 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaBesides caffeine? AND sunshine [thank you Cathy!]. I don’t know, but I feel warmed and energized by the holiday celebrations that ended last night. Such a dear family, including my son’s inlaws. PS – and Sleep! 3 Reply Cathy1 year agoCathySunshine! 4 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaThank you, Cathy – I was strangely ‘sad’ a few weeks ago and realized darkness was a big cause. I liked walking to the market at 5 or 6 pm, but that eliminated the bit of daylight I’d otherwise get. So now I have a chair on my balcony, facing the sky, and my sadness has gone away. 3 Reply Debra1 year agoDebraAt the moment, what is energizing me is singing all my favorite Christmas hymns and songs. I guess I am still very much ‘in the Christmas spirit’. It brings back memories of going door-to-door and to shut-ins in particular caroling. Today my audience is my sweet kitty, Mistletoes! Such a joy!! 6 Reply Deb1 year agoDebDuring the fallowness and cold of winter where I am (Duluth, MN), I am in hibernation and quietness of mind, body and soul as I contemplate my future. So many changes since my partner committed suicide November 2018 have occurred. Now is a natural time to rest and settle and see what direction life would have me go. So I suppose the answer to the question is “spring/resurrection will energize me” 8 Reply reality1 year agorealitySorry for your loss. james 1 Reply Debra1 year agoDebraDeb: My thoughts are definitely with you. May the quiet and cold of winter give you the rest and solitude you seek to prepare and enjoy the ‘resurrection’ of spring. 2 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleSo sorry for your terrible loss. 1 Reply Maria1 year agoMariaI’m sorry for your loss Deb. May you new path bring you many opportunities for gratitude ? 2 Reply Cathy1 year agoCathyYou’ve just come through a year of firsts, Deb. May your hibernation bring rest and rejuvenation. 5 Reply Deb1 year agoDebThank you, Cathy. I am trusting it will. 3 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleHeavy metal music and butch lesbians:) 4 Reply Debra1 year agoDebra❤️ you, Michele!! 1 Reply pkr1 year agopkrWalking, Mother Nature, flowers, yoga, reading a good book, studying spiritual writings, meditation, laughter, coffee. Happy Saturday All..? 4 Reply Carla1 year agoCarlaThe wonderful smell of freshly cut yard grass or alfalfa meaning spring has returned; sunshine during winter months in Minnesota lifts doldrums; having tea with friends discussing spirituality. 6 Reply Ann1 year agoAnnphysically: a brisk walk; mentally and/or emotionally: a meaningful realization that gives a greater understanding, usually about Life 8 Reply Palm1 year agoPalmSeeing snowing today, after 24 years, feeling the crisp air on my face. Grateful. 8 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. 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