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Daily Question, May 25

What is sufficient in my life?

  • Jeana

    Sufficiency is a concept, and it’s in flux. As bodies we gravitate toward homeostasis. If I’m tired, I’m experiencing insufficient rest, I sleep, and I’m restored. We are constantly titrating our existence to find this sweet spot of sufficiency. On a spiritual level, it’s a continuous journey, unique to each individual. Wishing peace to all.

  • Imagineddogma

    Nearly everything. I am blessed. The only thing that isn’t sufficient is my relationship with the unknowable and my spiritual life. But I am working on it.

  • Mary MacGowan

    Quiet. Quiet is sufficient in my life. It is plentiful, and I am grateful.

  • Mary MacGowan

    My yard. My back yard. The lushness of this Spring. The sounds – birds, birds, birds, chirp chirp chirp. I have this and it is sufficient. My health may be poor, but I have this. And soon, soon I will feel better.

  • Debra

    What is sufficient in my life? So difficult to answer after this week (sorry folks) of living hell. And I had been making amazing progress in the fall , winter and early spring after my husband’s passing last year. But I then lost track of who I was. Risks seemed everywhere . I must let go of whether I am at risk, safe or not (I am) and move into an entirely different phase of my life. Surrender and trust God.Thank you for listening.

    • Sheila

      God bless you, dear Debra. Thank-you for sharing from your heart and soul. I can only imagine how difficult it has been for you since your husband’s passing last year and such a huge adjustment in your life. May God’s peace be with you and comfort you.
      With much love and caring thoughts,Sheila💖

  • Ose

    Everything. Sometimes I have to remind myself to stay aware of the fact that every other reply for me and my situation would mean what you would call “big-time whining”. I am very grateful for the reminder, especially today where I had a lot of difficulty to stay centered and alert. Thank you for your patience, you who share here. A happy weekend to all.

    • Sheila

      Ose, I know what you are saying. There are some days that it is much more difficult to stay centered. I have read, “everything is grace in different wrappings”. Wishing you peace, dear Ose. A happy weekend to you from here in Western New York, to you in Switzerland.😊
      Love, Sheila💖

  • Mica

    Whatever it is, I have more than enough! I am indeed grateful to be in such a happy place at this oldish age.

  • GCharlotte

    God is sufficient in my life! I have joy within myself and there is gratitude surrounding me. Nature is always here to discover! I am sufficient!

  • pkr

    This present moment is sufficient in my life. Sipping my coffee, having toast, cat on my lap, seeing the beautiful blue sky, birds singing in the distance and participating in this sanctuary (gratefulness.org), this moment is perfect. I am grateful for it and grateful for a day off.
    Happy Saturday to All……❤️🙏🌷☀️🌸❤️

  • Sheila

    God’s grace is my suffiency in all things. Praying that all humanity may have a consciousness of abundance and not come from a place of fear 0r lack. Wishing everyone a blessed weekend.
    Peace, Sheila☮

  • Ed Schulte

    A poem about sufficiency

    If you want what
    the material world offers
    You are an employee.

    I you want the unseen
    You’re not living you Truth.

    Both wishes are foolish

    But you will be
    forgiven for forgetting
    what you really want

    Is Loves confusing JOY!

    RUMI

  • Food, shelter, clothing.

  • Emily

    Everything is sufficient in my life. Things are all unfolding as they are supposed to. <3

  • Doreen Nixon

    My trust in the Divine Universe is what is sufficient in my life. Trusting in the timing and perfection of each moment is enough for me.

  • Michele

    My family, pets, home and job.

  • Wiltrud

    So much, I can say much more than I could hope for ten years ago. Another moment of gratefulness.

  • EJP

    The health, happiness, peace and safety of my loved ones.

  • Misty

    Everything, really. Which begs the question, how can I best help others so that they have sufficient resources and support, too?

  • Kevin

    For me, within my own life, everything. For me, as a global citizen with a concern for others, who are also part of my life, insufficiency is rampant, deadly and cruel.

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