Ask For What You Need, Not What You Want

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‘Asking for what we need is a practice in being present and visible that lets us become intimate with our own nature. Accepting what we’re given is a practice in being present to everything beyond us that lets us become intimate with the nature of life.’- Mark Nepo, The Endless Practice: Becoming Who You Were Born to Be

Focus on what matters to you. Do not waste your time on what you do not need. Instead, focus on what you have.

Why is that? Because it is what you have that can make you happy, not what you do not have.

If you want to bring out the best in yourself, be grateful for what you have. And more will come to you.

‘Love One Another’

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‘Take time to think about what you’re grateful for. …

Pray for people going through hard times. Not just family and friends but also people you work with and encounter.

Be grateful to know the stories and the suffering others have to go through.

Think about those you’ve lost and honor their memory.

Make sure the people you love know that you love them.

If you love someone, tell them.

If you value someone’s friendship, tell them.

If someone inspires you, tell them.

If you’ve hurt someone, tell them you’re sorry.

Life is too short to be bitter, prideful, or vengeful.

Tell them how you feel sooner rather than later as tomorrow isn’t guranteed. …

Love one another.’- Cameron Hanes