I have had a change of plan for writing my blog today, because the letter I had been waiting for from my Neurologist came in the post this morning, so that has taken precedent. I am now looking at the final chapter.
I have written one or two blogs about bringing acceptance on what I have come to know over the last two years, but with this letter, it is now time to bring as much acceptance as I can on this …
Read on »There has been a lot of media coverage about meat products and how potentially harmful it can be for our health.
Meat can contain bacteria and carcinogens that can remain in the body for years and whilst farmers still continue to use antibiotics, dioxins, hormones and other toxins on their farms, we may continue to …
Read on »I understand that in life sometimes we have to make decisions or choices that family or society expect us to make, but those choices sadly don’t always fit in with our own wants and needs.
It also depends on what we learn as children. If our parents don’t help us with our choices that will help us make decisions, it will rarely happen when we’re adults. If we’re given choices, we will …
Read on »Just a thought:
When trying to work through certain situations, how many of you jump to conclusions by talking yourself into thoughts, only to find that you were completely off the beaten track …
Read on »As a follow on from my blog yesterday, ‘The Golden Rule,’ I wanted to outline some more good practices that incorporate the Golden Rule philosophy:
Christmas Day came and it’s been the best Christmas. This is the first year my family have been able to spend time together over the Christmas period. It was just the four of us and it’s been brilliant. We decided to make our day a pyjama day and spent our day doing absolutely nothing.
We opened presents, got washed, watched a film mid morning and had a leisurely snack for lunch and just …
Read on »To my friends, I hope you have a wonderful Christmas. I will be back on the site tomorrow.
Read on »My mum used to constantly quote the ‘Golden Rule’ saying, ‘Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.’ I believe she was right, the ‘Golden Rule’ should be applied to all aspects of our lives.
For example, helping an elderly neighbour, dealing with a family member, or a colleague at work. Following the ‘Golden Rule’ allows us to be kind and concerned for others, it helps us grow emotionally, it gives us a feeling of satisfaction that we’re helping others and generally making a difference.
It shows others that we’re …
Read on »Just a thought:
Have you ever got to that stage in your life, where you want to say something to someone you have had a disagreement with, but you either can’t find the right words, or you’ve not had the opportunity? If that’s a problem for you, write an open letter instead to the person you feel …
Read on »The value of any friendship is important and although friendships are important and should be embraced, it’s important to be around people who elevate our mood, people who want to be with us, not to bring us down.
We tend to conform to relationships, whether they’re right or not, because we’re afraid to be left without anyone. The same …
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Many thanks
Ilana x
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