Daily Question, March 8 What things would I most like to learn at this time in my life? 54 Reflections Share Click here to cancel reply.Please log in or Create a Profile to post a comment. Tak0yakii2 months agoTak0yakiiLearning about how my mind, my body and my spirit all correlate together. 0 Reply Malag2 months agoMalagLearning for well being: I do that on an ongoing basis Learning for curiosity or pleasure: same. Learning so as to change something in me: I realised long ago that that just rejects me and is a recipe for pain. Learning for career development: I have no immediate aspirations. Learning a skill to help others: this is where I’d like to develop more. I have some thoughts but I am still exploring where this one will fly. 4 Reply Love Abundantly2 months agoLove AbundantlyI would like to learn how to let go when it’s necessary. 5 Reply Blossom2 months agoBlossomthe word for today spoke to me, keep one still secret spot within your heart, the secret place, too often I give that up 5 Reply Melissa2 months agoMelissaI would like to learn how to enjoy life in the moment and still be connected with such huge events like climate change, the pandemic and a war going on. I am in many groups working on climate change resilience, helping to send aid to Ukraine and staying with the science on the pandemic. Yet it is so stressful knowing these events are happening. I need to learn more how to lean into the moment of grateful joy when it is here. 5 Reply ADP2 months agoADPI need to learn more patience with life itself. All this uneasiness in the world and country is so stressful. I want to enjoy and live life to the fullest. The older you get the more precious time is. 6 Reply Peter2 months agoPeterI am a first time visitor to this site, and am anticipating my community to continue to expand exponentially. 2022 has begun well for me, complete with a crisis that shook me to the core. Now, for the first time in my life I have asked for help. And I am receiving so much. I only needed to ask. I am not alone! So far I have been asking to learn the ways of much needed self-compassion and being present in this moment. So much help, so much access, and so many people thanking me for asking o...I am a first time visitor to this site, and am anticipating my community to continue to expand exponentially. 2022 has begun well for me, complete with a crisis that shook me to the core. Now, for the first time in my life I have asked for help. And I am receiving so much. I only needed to ask. I am not alone! So far I have been asking to learn the ways of much needed self-compassion and being present in this moment. So much help, so much access, and so many people thanking me for asking of them, so that they can help. Bless us all Read More9 Reply sunnypatti2 months agosunnypattiHi Peter! Welcome! 1 Reply Peter2 months agoPeterThank you sunnypatti. I am grateful for you seeing me. 2 Reply Michele2 months agoMicheleWelcome Peter 1 Reply Peter2 months agoPeterThank you Michele. Welcome is a word I hear frequently as I travel my path. Our path. I would also like to learn to cook. 2 Reply Diane2 months agoDianeAlthough I have been visiting here daily for some time now, this is my first post here. I am still learning and growing in so many areas…but I would say at this time in my life I would like to continue on my journey towards radical acceptance. Embracing each present moment, event, happenstance just as it is, knowing that there is serenity waiting for me there. 6 Reply Pilgrim2 months agoPilgrimDear Diane, it is late for me to visit here, but I am happy that I did and found your words. And I found in the Lounge your quote from Rumi … one of my favorites. I have had a rough day in various directions, so I am grateful to have ventured here in late evening. Blessings, my friend. 3 Reply Michele2 months agoMicheleIt’s always nice to read new posts. Welcome Diane 2 Reply Ose2 months agoOseTo let go of fear would be one of the main emotions I hope to be able to let go of. So many unnecessary reactions due to that in me and in others. It would be freeing for all concerned and in order to be fully available in service for my fellow people. 5 Reply Linda2 months agoLindaI think it is learning to age well. To thrive and to make the most of the rest of my life. 5 Reply Mica2 months agoMicaHow to view myself as a rock in a rock polisher instead of stressing out or freaking out whenever things go wrong. [And how to add emojis with my new computer] 3 Reply Emmaleah2 months agoEmmaleahI would like to learn to find a balance between caring for myself and caring for my special needs son. My self care has fallen to the wayside for several years now and I know I need to find a way to better nourish my body and soul while still giving my little one all that he needs. 8 Reply Mica2 months agoMicaWarm wishes to you and your son, dear Emmaleah – may you succeed in your aspiration! 3 Reply Emmaleah2 months agoEmmaleahThank you Mica ☺ 3 Reply Mahua Seth2 months agoMahua SethAfter 30 years of difficult marriage I have moved out. I would like to love living alone and find the pleasure of my own company. I would love to explore things which I always wanted but never could. 10 Reply Yram2 months agoYramI would like to learn how to live more confidently in the tech world. I want to learn how to be a “long distance ” parent and grandparent keeping up strong relationships. I want to learn how to be more gracious with my aging body and “slowed down” mind. I want to learn to be more aware of the Holy One present in me. I am also at the back of the class but slowly moving forward. I thank you classmates for the help. 5 Reply Mary2 months agoMaryI would like to feel peaceful in my whole being. ♥️ 8 Reply joGary2 months agojoGaryI recently come across this saying "forgiving yourself is giving up hope for a better past.” I'm a perfectionist and I always analyze how well I did something. Did I make the right decision? How did the customer presentation go? What could I have done better? Reflecting on my performance is a good habit necessary for learning and growth. The problem is I have a strong Inner Critic. My Inner Critic will find something that wasn't quite right and make me relive that moment over and over agai...I recently come across this saying “forgiving yourself is giving up hope for a better past.” I’m a perfectionist and I always analyze how well I did something. Did I make the right decision? How did the customer presentation go? What could I have done better? Reflecting on my performance is a good habit necessary for learning and growth. The problem is I have a strong Inner Critic. My Inner Critic will find something that wasn’t quite right and make me relive that moment over and over again. It’s time that I give up hope for a better past. There is no past, there is no future. There is only Now. Read More7 Reply Barb C2 months agoBarb COh, that’s an incredible sentence. I will share that with others in my life who need it. My version I landed on after years of rehashing incidents and getting to relive all the same chemical responses in my brain every time–with absolutely nothing changing in the past, of course–is that I need to stop digging the rut any deeper. Yours is much more poetic. 5 Reply Mary2 months agoMary“Giving up hope for a better past.” Thank you. I love this! From an over-thinker, with a hard to manage inner critic, I thank you. Shaking those inclinations is an ongoing work in progress for me. I try to be mindful so that I can deal with the perfectionist in me. ♥️ 5 Reply Mary Pat2 months agoMary PatWell, I have started on a journey to deal with my anxiety, and that has been my biggest, so I guess the only other thing is to find a yoga class I can do with my severe arthritis. 5 Reply Javier Visionquest2 months agoJavier VisionquestIt’s time that I became a curmudgeonly old gardener. The old and the curmudgeonly parts come naturally. 8 Reply Mary Pat2 months agoMary PatI wish you well on this journey! It is fun and there is something spiritual about working and being in physical contact with the soil. I can feel it….others have felt it as well. There is a connection made…..good luck! 3 Reply EJP2 months agoEJPAt this time in my life I would like to learn to be fearless, finding my most inner strength and courage. 6 Reply Maurice Frank2 months agoMaurice FrankEJP, I hope you find the qualities you seek 3 Reply Maurice Frank2 months agoMaurice FrankHow to release my regrets, almost all minor but all persistent 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. 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