We spend hours watching mind numbing television to
escape the stress and worry.
Even if it’s for an hour a week, let your mind, heart and spirit
connect to deepen your understanding of who you are and your
authentic self. This time of inquiry of what is happening to our
planet and the devastation to millions has sent our minds twirling
to understand why this is happening and what we can learn from it.
What will be the “new” normal?
Do we want to return to the way of life that we
had?
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the crisis?
Challenging times give us the opportunity to
re-evaluate our journey and choices. This is a period to grow in our
humanity, compassion and connection to each other and our oneness. [to top of second
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The thought of death and our immortality
brings us to our knees and awakens a part of our soul that might
have been sleeping. The time is ripe for self-reflection and
asking yourself a few powerful soul-stirring questions.
- What have I learned through this experience?
- What have I taken for granted and how will I
not let that happen again?
- What beliefs do not serve me any longer?
- What is calling me, emerging in me that I
must act upon?
[Marcia Cook] |