What makes sharing your feelings with others a “creative action of the spirit”?
Diamonds on the Inside – Ben Harper (3:44)
Qigong: 36 Touching Points for Self-healing
Wang Fei – Ancient Chinese Guqin Zither Meditation (6:59)
What makes sharing your feelings with others a “creative action of the spirit”?
Diamonds on the Inside – Ben Harper (3:44)
Qigong: 36 Touching Points for Self-healing
Wang Fei – Ancient Chinese Guqin Zither Meditation (6:59)
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8 responses to “How to Spark “a Creative Action of the Spirit” – Step 4”
Doing something new and uncomfortable.
I dont know, however I do find sharing my feelings is very powerful
I have recently joined a writers’ collective. What I have found is a more profound serenity of spirit as I release the ideas swirling within me. How ever I choose to give voice to my talents, whether drawing, painting, dancing, cooking, etc. as I have been given, so must I return to the universe. Stay blessed and beautiful!
Good morning everyone + happy Monday. Here is today’s thought. I am 61 years old + I am 24 years sober. Lots has happened to me over my life; both good times + difficult times. But there is a constant, God. God has always been there for me, ALWAYS! When I look back on all the times He has given me love, courage, + strength to persevere in both happy + sad times, I feel loved + I feel renewed. I will never, ever forget what God has done for me. I wish the same feelings for you. Blessings. BB
Sometimes the act of sharing for me allows me to move beyond something that my head is tripped up on. And I sometimes get feedback that helps me move ahead as well. I share with friends and coworkers quite frequently, but I still don’t feel the need or desire to share in a meeting. That’s just where I’m at.
5 minutes of meditation at the beginning of the day will ensure that Spirit is in charge of your thoughts!
Constant effort to engage in the world – meetings help best.
This is a vicious cycle. When I isolate (not enough meetings, no phone calls, not reading the literature…and don’t even think about praying!), I begin to feel very bad about myself. The worse I feel about myself, the more I isolate, convinced that no one could ever forgive me or want to be around me. And the more I isolate, the worse I feel. When I notice I am not loving myself (or actually beating myself up), it doesn’t take much for me to figure out I need a meeting. Once I get to the meeting, I reconnect; and I once again understand that I am loved – that I am a child of a loving Higher Power.