Yesterday saw the letter "H" in the Martha Simpson affirmation alphabet. (Please note that this series has been given its own label here, of 'ABReflctions'.)
What about the "I"? Well, in one context you would now be directed over to my teaching blog and the deep philosophy of Beingness which is called Advaita Vedanta... however, in the context of resilience, according to our guide here, the word for today is 'intention', and definitely worth considering.
Awww a good question. I hope my answer is simple I strive for good intentions always.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and Dad
Cecilia
Great post
ReplyDeleteIntention come up in yoga a lot too = come to the mat with intention, form an intention. The problem with my intentions is that they are immediately acted upon, to the detriment of whatever else was (or should have been\) on the immediate agenda. Which probably cycles me back to 'balance'.... Hope you are all well and finding a piece of joy in every day. F&P, F&T
ReplyDeleteHari OM
Deletenice observation - our intentions often do require balance in our lives in order to be executed to their fullest. I would say that sleep deprivation of the severest kind has interfered significanty with many of my intentions; but I do manage to find that little peep of joy - right here in Blogville! Yxx
we will work on our intentions today.. this day is made for that. Even the daily tarot said this day is that day
ReplyDeleteLiterally I need to be intentional about some badly-needed housework
ReplyDeleteMy intentional is to 'be in the moment' as much as humanly possible ~ ha
ReplyDeleteLive each moment with love,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
I am trying to be intentional with all aspects of my life but especially my free time. I can waste it.
ReplyDeleteIntentional stretching and exercise will benefit me and my family as it helps me to stay more healthy. Best gift I can give my family/future care givers.
ReplyDeletenamaste, janice xx