Daily Question, August 26 What is my wish for the world? 43 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. Mike11 months agoMikeI wish each person could learn to trust his and her Creator for who they are, what they need, and how they can serve. This would put an end to a multitude of sins, and bring justice, peace, and prosperity. – Heck. I’m still trying to learn this myself. 0 Reply k'Care-Reena11 months agok'Care-ReenaWHAT IS MY WISH FOR THE WORLD? I desire for the world to be united and peaceful. Unity from similarities not differences and peace by being humble to yourself and others. 1 Reply DeVonna11 months agoDeVonnapeace 1 Reply KC11 months agoKCInner and outer peace and sustainability for many generations to come! … 2 Reply Olga11 months agoOlgaTransformation and belief in the common good 2 Reply Betty Cooper11 months agoBetty CooperThat you are loved and we are all connected. 3 Reply devy11 months agodevyPeace, love compassion to each other and to Mother Earth. May we stop destroying ourselves and live in harmony 3 Reply Melissa11 months agoMelissaPeace and love for our planet Earth and Each other. 2 Reply Anonymous11 months agoAnonymousBenevolence & Transcendence 2 Reply Don Jones11 months agoDon JonesAn awakened humanity that is part of the world, not apart from it. 3 Reply Jennifer D.11 months agoJennifer D.That we all open up to listening with compassion; to being present with all others so that they are not "other" but "us;" to give ourselves the gift of authenticity and connection; the release of our fear of pain and the courage to free ourselves to feel pain to prevent suffering; unconditional acceptance, love, and gratitude for what we are, as we are, combined with an unequivocal belief in our ability to grow; forgiveness for all human beings and ourselves; gifting our true selves to others to...That we all open up to listening with compassion; to being present with all others so that they are not “other” but “us;” to give ourselves the gift of authenticity and connection; the release of our fear of pain and the courage to free ourselves to feel pain to prevent suffering; unconditional acceptance, love, and gratitude for what we are, as we are, combined with an unequivocal belief in our ability to grow; forgiveness for all human beings and ourselves; gifting our true selves to others to share their pain and to truly see and hear them and feel gratitude for their willingness to share who they are; that we can let go of the fear of needing connection to others; understand that unconditional love and connection are equally important to sustenance and shelter. Everyone on every “side” seems to fear that their needs will not be met or believe their needs are more important than anyone else’s and the louder we all lecture in our righteousness, the more separate we become and the more fear and suffering fill us all. Compassion requires truly listening to someone, being aware of our opinions, beliefs, or assumptions about who they are and their “worth” that often keep us separated. Please really listen to each other. That is my wish for the world. Read More3 Reply Raven Simone11 months agoRaven SimonePositivity and wellness not only for myself but for everyone around me. 4 Reply Linda11 months agoLindaBlessed peace. No more fighting. 3 Reply EJP11 months agoEJPGood health, happiness, strength, courage, peace, love and safety for all. 3 Reply Mica11 months agoMicaSurvival of the species – us and others 6 Reply Malag11 months agoMalagAbsolutely yes to that Mica 3 Reply Chester11 months agoChesterGratitude and appreciation for all that abounds, all while building toward greater good for all. 5 Reply Mark Piper11 months agoMark PiperThat it be inhabited by those who strive to love, serve, and remember. 5 Reply Elaine11 months agoElaineOh let’s see. Just the total transformation of systems and priorities — from extraction to regeneration, from a domination paradigm to an equality paradigm, from me to we, from pretend democracy to real democracy, from too few having too much to everyone having sufficient. 7 Reply Linda11 months agoLindaLove this, Elaine! 4 Reply Elaine11 months agoElaineThanks Linda! 2 Reply Ed Schulte11 months agoEd Schultehonoring Br. David’s affirmation that our personal wholeness is bound to the wholeness of others….OR… as the Sufis prefer to say same …”All we Truly “have” is each other”. 6 Reply Tilly11 months agoTillyAcceptance and respect for others and the world we inhabit. 5 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. 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