Daily Question, August 5 What needs to be released in my life in order for me to live more fully? 22 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. Journey1 year agoJourneyAnxiety Worry Control Fear Judgement Attachment 1 Reply Antoinette1 year agoAntoinetteAttachment and aversion need to related in order to live more fully and serve the greatest good. 1 Reply pkr1 year agopkrI need to release fear and trust more. I just need to take that leap of faith and trust. 1 Reply pkr1 year agopkrGrateful Sea, I am currently experiencing many many difficulties in my workplace, so I can empathize with you. Please be gentle with yourself and give yourself all the time you need to heal. Blessings and love to you on your journey. ❤️ 2 Reply grateful sea1 year agograteful seaThank you for your kind reply, pkr. I am so sorry for your difficult situation. I wish you all the support you need. Please take care of yourself as you navigate. May you be safe. May you be healthy. May you be happy. May you be at peace. 0 Reply Sid1 year agoSidLet go of the fear, i was afraid of losing my best friend and turning obsessive. I let go of the fear and told her how i felt. Its wonderful 1 Reply Hot Sauce1 year agoHot SauceRight now, I am making a goal to never drive any distance under 16 miles. For a very short distance, I can walk; for a distance of a mile or more, I can run; for a distance of more than 8 miles, I can bike, but I want to drive as little as possible to live the life I ought to: one that is dedicated to avoiding carbon emissions and materialism. For anyone interested, I challenge you to do the same. For at least the next 40 days, try to do the same thing and see how it goes. That's what I'm doing,...Right now, I am making a goal to never drive any distance under 16 miles. For a very short distance, I can walk; for a distance of a mile or more, I can run; for a distance of more than 8 miles, I can bike, but I want to drive as little as possible to live the life I ought to: one that is dedicated to avoiding carbon emissions and materialism. For anyone interested, I challenge you to do the same. For at least the next 40 days, try to do the same thing and see how it goes. That’s what I’m doing, and, if I succeed, I plan to make this a life-time habit, God-willing. Read More3 Reply Elizabeth M Jones1 year agoElizabeth M JonesFear. Fear of disaster and calamity. I need to seek more time with God so that I will be sure that my life is in good hands. 3 Reply Deepanwita Datta1 year agoDeepanwita DattaI think I now live less in my past. I want to reduce dwelling in my past and enjoy the present moment. Past includes people, bad experiences (experiences teach us lessons so should not be labelled bad), trauma. I am confident that I will be able to live more fully after releasing these. 4 Reply Thankful1 year agoThankfulI live my life for my job. I need to release work as my number one priority. Life is too short to prioritize something that will replace me tomorrow… 3 Reply Ian1 year agoIanSelf-doubt. I am not sure when exactly self-doubt began to take hold in my life but it has been a few years now. I notice that doubting myself has led me to not take risks that I formerly would have taken. Also, I feel that my ability to be in relationship with people has suffered since I began to doubt myself. 5 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaThe question reminded me of the computer game that compels me at present – Woody. ‘Chances are, I’ll start playing it after I post this. But if I played less of it, would I live my life more fully?? Tidying up my house more – that’s the ever-present job that gets pushed aside, but I don’t know that constitutes ‘fullness’, which my life has lots of! 1 Reply Tom1 year agoTomSelf-doubt needs to released in order for me to live more fully. Not always, but often I have the feeling that I am going to be somehow “found out”. Found out of what I am not sure. Sometimes my internal life (thoughts and emotions) are completely separate from what happens externally. I have good health, own a business, lead a small meditation group, have a happy marriage, and am trying new things. When I release self-doubt I realize that my life is full and I am whole. 2 Reply Wiltrud1 year agoWiltrudAccept what I cannot change, accept that there are good and bad times, overcome fears and make new plans. 3 Reply GCharlotte1 year agoGCharlotteTrue to my character alongside less fear with confidence needs to be released in my life to live more fully. While we all need practice on our attributes I think this would be a good summation to begin with for me. 2 Reply Carla1 year agoCarlaI still stumble with expectations of self & others; needing to remember we’re all doing the best we can. If I don’t stay grounded in knowing how Loved & protected I am by God, fears in the form of a pack of jackals surround me, nipping at my every step. 2 Reply Anneclaire1 year agoAnneclaireExpectations … 5 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleMy ex and the mental/psychological pain she caused me. 2 Reply Kevin1 year agoKevinI am content with the level of life that I am living currently. That said, if I actually had the power to truly release whatever I want I would say, “Let me release the level of pain I live with that contributes to fatigue and limits what I can do physically.” My oh my, wouldn’t that be nice? 3 Reply Pilgrim1 year agoPilgrimIndeed, Kevin. I am in the same boat. 0 Reply Shyam1 year agoShyamAnxeity, worries, trying to be number one, useless fears, attitude to cling to pleasure, avoiding pain, 3 Reply 1 year agoDoubt and perfectionism… 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 - 2021, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb