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Daily Question, March 30

Whose heart might be lifted by hearing from you today?

  • Nina

    My friend Ratiba, who is currently going through a divorce after 36 years of marriage.

  • Tahsin Tabassum

    My mom

  • kirsten

    probably my mum , maybe my partner . He is struggling a the moment . Im so busy with work but he has none so its tricky

  • reality

    Random people that I communicate with every other day 🙂 reality

  • Malag

    Family member who’s a bit isolated on their own in the lockdown. A call is a good idea.

  • Mica

    I sent my 10-yr-old granddaughter an email this morn. I don’t expect her ‘heart to be lifted,’ but I expect she’ll appreciate it.

  • BabaYaga

    A colleague whose husband died tragically about a month ago. One thing to reflect sentimentally about calling her. Another thing to do it!

  • Melissa

    I called my dear friend since college and just speaking and hearing eachothers voice brought us a smile that lifted our hearts for both of us. Knowing eachother was there even though miles apart. That we were both making it through and lighting candles and praying for all of humanity at this time.

  • Maryke

    My father, but I’m not ready.

  • Ed Schulte

    The daily , hourly right now, contemplation / meditation which ! utilize by way of visualization, includes a double wick candle ( a real one glows near by ) located in my etheric heart ….one flame is for the Absolute Infinite Being-ness and the second is for every human being …be they listening to their hearts or not listening to their hearts

  • TeriB

    My Aunt, who is also my Godmother. She has had a lot of health issues this past year and just had surgery to remove some cancer. She lives several states away so I have been calling her once and texting her several times a day since her surgery to keep her spirits up while she is recovering.

  • SaVaLoS

    I will try it then.

  • Debra

    I reached out this weekend and called my mother-in-law. She lives alone and has limited tech skills to communicate virtually. We had a wonderful conversation and both our hearts were lifted as we signed off with an ‘I love you’.

  • Ryder Worley

    A random person having a hard time that I talk to and make them feel better.

  • GCharlotte

    My parents heart may be lifted by hearing from me today.

  • Katrina

    Thanks for the inspiration to call, text, send a card, or FaceTime someone each day this week.

  • Michele

    I called an aunt the other day. I try to keep in touch with my family all the time.

  • Present Moment

    Brother John whose handicapped status and lack of computer skills make him even more isolated than the rest of us

  • devy

    Some friends who live alone, isolated and who are probably struggling emotionally through this time… ..I made some calls last week..thanks for reminding me…

  • Sarah

    This prompts me to call the people I have had on “my list” but haven’t yet. This time of isolation is difficult for all, but especially the elderly who might not have computer contact/capabilities.

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