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Daily Question, July 5

What things would I most like to learn at this time in my life?

  • Daryl

    To learn to live “A Good Day”

  • Lioness

    Russian, as I have family in Ukraine and Russia and when I got to meet them I would like to surprise them by being able to communicate better in their language.

  • Malag

    Interesting question that I have already been pondering recently and am looking at further education to enable me to be of service in a way that more particularly aligns with my values

  • Christina

    I would like to learn about life–and I am….it takes a village. 🙂 Happy Monday (now.)

  • Maeve

    To be free to love. To speak my mind. To go beyond fear. To let go and be creative, and wild and free. To feel deeply. To connect to others. To express myself in dance and movement and art. To be delighted in every day as an adventure.

    To be curious about and understand myself deeply.

  • Dusty Su

    To trust that changes, great uncertainty around coronavirus, and my being trapped in a country I had no plan to be in, while seemingly unbearably challenging, will get me to an ultimately better place. That the process will be easier if I surrender to it, while also pushing where I need to push, to head in the right direction. A let go of the past but hold onto the vision, be it a new one, for the future.

  • Don Jones

    There are many things I might ‘want’. But I ‘need’ to move beyond the physical limitations of this life.

  • Paula

    I want to be patient and kind

  • GM

    I want to learn to embrace stillness and release worry. I want to learn how to fill myself with faith so deeply that there is no place for fear.

  • Hot Sauce
    Some questions I would like to have some insights on are: 1. Is forgiveness always possible? If not, how could a loving God make human beings capable of hurting each other yet not capable of forgiving? 2. Will anyone go to hell for eternity? If so, why are some people's existence ultimately a tragedy? If not, how is universalist predestination consistent with free will? 3. Are prayer and the Law of Attraction real? Does God actually exist? 4. What is my personal and collective dharma? 5. ...

    Some questions I would like to have some insights on are:
    1. Is forgiveness always possible? If not, how could a loving God make human beings capable of hurting each other yet not capable of forgiving?
    2. Will anyone go to hell for eternity? If so, why are some people’s existence ultimately a tragedy? If not, how is universalist predestination consistent with free will?
    3. Are prayer and the Law of Attraction real? Does God actually exist?
    4. What is my personal and collective dharma?
    5. Should I pursue spiritual enlightenment during this lifetime, or is that not part of my personal dharma?
    6. Why does the Shobogenzo say that we cannot repent of speaking against the dharma of the Buddha? Is this an unpardonable sin?
    7. Why does the Avesta refer to some sins as unforgivable?
    8. Is there an afterlife at all?
    9. Are past, present, and future simultaneously existent, or is time objectively real?
    10. Is there really a such thing as “good” and “bad” in life events? Is there really a such thing as objective “good” and “evil” in the choices we make? If so, how is this consistent with an omnipotent, omnibenevolent God?

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  • The history of feminine spirituality.
    How it has always been and how it is still silent, kind and sincere, strong, honest, patient.
    Always able to focus on the highest things and in the meantime without losing attention on every soul and world, finding ways to feed them in their sufferings, therefore supporting them in their healing.
    Finally, how, together with a new look at the planet, it can help to achieve a more lasting, stronger and kinder justice.

  • Mica

    I want to learn more about the origin of life and the transition from ‘not living’ to ‘living,’ 3+ billion yrs ago

  • Present Moment

    Today, lessons I’d like to learn include the true nature and purpose of my ego and how to employ loving detachment in all sutuations.

  • TR

    To expand my efforts to be kind is my wish.

  • amacord

    I want to be kinder to myself. To stop judging myself harshly. To treat myself as I would treat one of my friends. To relax the unrealistic high standards and to retire the judges robes. Really. Perfection is overrated.

  • Ose

    To let go and accept what life brings, and to fully let go of expectations; to free the ones I love of any strings of expectations or wishful projections attached. To letting go of fear and to go with the flow of life.

  • Archer Ant

    To have a better relationship with my adult children – based on love and respect.

  • Pritpal

    Acceptance…. if something goes wrong in life I want to learn to accept it… rather than waiting the things to be right again… and understand the importance of time that time once gone is gone forever…

  • Skeeter

    To let go. To not need to voice my opinion and just listen without judgment. Write poetry. To love and care for myself as I would a best friend.

  • pkr

    Poetry….
    History of Slavery. My education around this topic has been sadly neglected. The “system” that educated me was amiss in this area…
    Happy Sunday All…❤️

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