Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: What have you done/are you doing where you don’t have a thought about what others are up to, what gifts other’s have, where opinions of what you’re are doing are irrelevant, where you have no agenda…
Notes to My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Inner gifts: ~inherent talents, strengths, and unique abilities that reside within a person. ~characteristics that define an individual and can be a source of personal fulfillment and contribution. ~naturally, easy, effortless ~build and grow the human stand …
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Supporting others pursuing their heart’s desires doesn’t mean self-sacrificing your own. As you take the time to go inward and discover your unique gifts, dreams, goals, you send out ripples of healing, inspiration and discovery that…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Heart’s desires—Spiritual Meanings ~deepest aspirations and longings often seen as a reflection of true self and potential ~the soul’s innate longing for connection, purpose, and fulfillment. ~A desire to use one’s talents and gifts to make a…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Compassion: Spiritual definitions ~knowing what a situation needs to bring harmony instead of chaos ~feeling for another—seeing what they see, relating to what they feel, without taking on responsibility ~a perception or awareness of subtlities in others,…
Notes to My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: If you stop blame, you can release judgement. If you release judgement, you can become aware of your inner wounds and heal. E.L. Chappel author of Spirit Dance and Storm Makers “Then (as you heal) your inner…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Blame: Spiritual meaning ~assigning guilt or responsibility for how we feel to somebody else ~attempt to assign our responsibility and feelings to others ~a diversion from owning responsibility for our actions and feelings ~projecting fault on to…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Duty: Oxford: a moral or legal obligation; a responsibility ~a task or action that someone is required to perform Webster: obligatory tasks, conduct, service, or functions that arise from one’s position (as in life or in…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: When you present in order to be “picked” (be included, chosen, validated, honored, loved, feel important, cherished, seen, acknowledged, recognized, elevated) by another (others), understand it may feel good in that moment. But know, by waiting for…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: If you’re unsure whether or not you are self-sacrificing, know that it comes down to your intent. To help be clear on your intent, ponder on these questions: Are you doing what you’re about to do because…