We set the tone, through our words and actions, how we get to live our lives. What we say, how we behave, the energy we bring, will either move us towards a desired outcome, or an outcome less desirable.
When we set the tone, we establish the way an activity, or event will happen. We set the tone; we shape what’s possible. But to set the tone, we must all learn to respect our differences, show a personal interest …
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“Envy comes from people’s ignorance of, or lack of belief, in their own gifts.”
JEAN VANIER
Read on »It is important we have a deep understanding of our lives. From around the age of 9 or 10, around my spiritual beliefs, I was already beginning to put some of the pieces of my life together.
But although we may have a deep understanding of our lives, we may not always be ready or in a position to change things. What is important is that we have the understanding, because without the understanding when the time is right, nothing will change.
With deep understanding we understand the essence of something, in other words, the basic and most important characteristic which gives something its individual identity. When we can make sense of something, our understanding is deepened, and the information we have is used in new ways to change our issues, situations and circumstances.
Deep understanding allows us to reason with what we know and with what we can comprehend and change. Through spiritual and emotional growth, we can choose not to hold on to the things that no longer serve us.
Also, having a deep understanding helps us to stop making premature judgments. It also helps us enhance relationships, which in turn brings about healthier outcomes …
Read on »When we let someone go, we often do so with a heavy heart. It’s important not to look at what we’ve done but understand the reasoning behind our decision.
It is always much harder to hold on to the pain that accompanies the relationship than it is to let go of the person who caused the pain. Although we may not always be in a position to say how we feel, it is …
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“My dad had limitations. That’s what my good-hearted mom always told us. He had limitations, but he meant no harm. It was kind of her to say, but he did do harm.”
GILLIAN FLYNN, Gone Girl
Read on »As a teenager, I remember overhearing a conversation between my parents, talking about my condition after my father had spoken with a family friend, who was a medical doctor with a severely disabled daughter who also had cerebral palsy and with whom my father would confide in from time to time. His friend was aware that my parents hadn’t told me about my disability.
I overheard my father talking to my mum, his friend having advised him when asked, that because my disability was mild, I didn’t need to be told about it. I now know that my fate was sealed for decades on the …
Read on »“Destiny is a word that implies an ending: a destination to one’s life. When two people were ‘destined for each other’, they’ve given in to a notion that the journey is complete. The best definition to fate that I’ve heard is that ‘fate is what happens.’ In other words, fate is reality.”- Wikipedia
Fate is reality, it is what happens. Fate is what we endure, until something happens to change the status quo. Destiny is different. Destiny implies an ending, a destination to somewhere. That our …
Read on »Improving your circulation through exercise is one of the best ways of improving and preventing cardiovascular and circulation problems is to exercise.
The British Heart Foundation statistics show cardiovascular or circulatory diseases cause over a quarter of all deaths in the UK each year. In England and Wales, this is an estimated 124,000 deaths and about …
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“With enough courage, you can do without a reputation.”
MARGARET MITCHELL
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