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Thoughts on Thanksgiving
Thoughts on Thanksgiving | A. Dietrich Ringle | 11/24/16 9:59 AM |
RE: Thoughts on Thanksgiving | Noah D | 11/24/16 2:16 PM |
A Dietrich Ringle, modified 7 Years ago at 11/24/16 9:59 AM
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Thoughts on Thanksgiving
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I want to learn to care. I have plenty of room available to care for people. Caring for things is something God will do for and through me. When I have a genuine desire to care for someone, an opportunity will manifest.
Recently, a lot has been said of compassion. I think that if we focus all our energies on love, it doesn't matter if we feel compassion or not. It's the loving that counts.
Dietrich
Recently, a lot has been said of compassion. I think that if we focus all our energies on love, it doesn't matter if we feel compassion or not. It's the loving that counts.
Dietrich
Noah D, modified 7 Years ago at 11/24/16 2:16 PM
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RE: Thoughts on Thanksgiving
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Good thread. Here's a practical resource on thanks-giving: http://workingmystic.com/2940-rampage-of-appreciation/ --- The rampage of appreciation is always useful.
And as Daniel says "gratitude is one of the best emotions" - http://integrateddaniel.info/gratitude/ --- I actually think gratitude is more useful than love, but who's counting?
I find that caring for others can be entrained like any other habit that feels unnatural at first and later becomes organically ingrown. Uncle Sid advised this too :-). May we all consciously train the love habit to arise.
And as Daniel says "gratitude is one of the best emotions" - http://integrateddaniel.info/gratitude/ --- I actually think gratitude is more useful than love, but who's counting?
I find that caring for others can be entrained like any other habit that feels unnatural at first and later becomes organically ingrown. Uncle Sid advised this too :-). May we all consciously train the love habit to arise.