Whether our last day on Earth or the day of our birth, love, trust and forgiveness are the essentials of life. I know that I need these three nurturing ingredients, and I know you need them too.
I have found that living within a family is a magnificent gift and a loving commitment. To make the family work, each member offers the gift of being physically, emotionally and spiritually available to the other family members. As insurance, we grow a connection between us so deep and strong that love, trust and forgiveness reach across time and distance to mutually nurture each other’s heart and soul.
Almost genetically, the ability to love, trust and forgive is passed from generation to generation. How do we make sure that the those who love and depend on us are safe, secure, and grow up with the ability to love without restraint, exhibiting a trust in self that says “Yes, I can”? Here is what I have learned and I want to share with with you.
Know yourself. Know what is really important to you and learn to set priorities so that you have time for the important essentials….Continue reading at InspireMeToday.com.
Janet is the owner of the Center of Well-Being and a licensed professional counselor.
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+ add your ownKnowledge is the greatest legacy we can pass on. All else can be destroyed and taken away except for what`s in mind and heart.. that is what my parents strove for and still is everpresent from cooking to planning a garden or re purposing something like they did when short on funds.
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great article, thanks for sharing :)
great article, thanks for sharing :)
Thank you so much
Thank you so much
Thank you for this.
Interesting, thanks.
How interesting - she parallels what I was just reading in Tom Brown Jr's "Vision" last night. Thank you for the gift of your shared wisdom Janet.
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