Be accepting. No matter a person’s
race, age, culture, or sexual orientation, accept everyone for who they are.
Embrace the beauty of humanity and how different everyone is. By opening your
eyes and mind to the possibility of love and friendship, new people will flow
into your life and change your perspective in miraculous ways.
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Saturday, October 28, 2017
Breast Cancer Awareness Should Not be Just One Month of the Year
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month—be sure to schedule an appointment with
your doctor to have an exam. Men need to remind their doctors, as well as it is
not longer only a women’s issue. Remind your close friends to do the same and
maybe schedule appointments for the same time so you can go together and have
moral support. It is important for us to be educated about all forms of cancer
and to take the necessary steps to stay healthy. Visit www.breastcancer.org to answer any questions you may have.
I am a breast cancer survivor and deeply grateful. I remember getting the
diagnosis and just going completely numb. I was like a zombie going through
motions of my life, getting up and going to work, cooking dinner, trying to
focus but all I could think was “I have cancer.” My friends and family got me
through it also a genius doctor who “got me” and understood that for me, it
would be a physical, emotions and also spiritual journey and had deep
discussions about all that. I am lucky in so many way, being “free and clear”
for over a decade now and also that I bonded with my female physician and she
asked me to stay involved in her practice as a counselor for the newly
diagnosed. I am honored and each time I work with someone who has just found
out they have cancer, I offer my story and all the success stories I have
witnessed while listening to their fears, dishing out lots of hugs and helping
them in any way I can. This is one of the best things I do with my life- using
my wisdom to help another.
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Today is National Forgiveness Day; Let Go, Move On and Heal
National Forgiveness Day
If you have born a grudge for someone, forgive
them or let it go. You don’t need that negative energy in your life. Remember
that forgiveness is not absolution; what happened in the past still happened
but what you are doing is relieving yourself of the burden that has been
weighing you down. Now you can heal. Our society is also in need of lessons in
forgiveness and a dramatic reminder of this can be found in the film and
foundation behind www.unlikelyfriendsforgive.com where we learn the real power of
atonement and the art of forgiving, even after brutal acts of violence.
Sunday, October 22, 2017
When We Do Good, We Feel Good and Puerto Rico Still Needs Our Help!
Give to the Givers (not the takers)
Find joy in
giving.“Altruism boosts immune function, improves our moods, and is linked, not
only to a higher quality of life, but a longer one,” according to Stephen Post,
at Stony Brook University. Those who help others also experience a “helpers
high” when their bodies are flooded with feel good endorphins and other natural
chemicals. It’s pretty basic: When we do good, we feel good.
Monday, October 16, 2017
Now is the Time for Kindness and Simple Acts of Goodness
Live
Aloha@
In the
beautiful paradise known as the Hawaiian Islands, there is a tradition of
“Living Aloha.” This one encompasses all of the aforementioned good deeds,
which is why it’s the most important of all. In the Hawaiian tradition, “aloha’
stands for the akahai, lokahi, olu`olu, ha`aha`a, and ahonui—in English, these
words translate to kindness, bringing unity, politeness, humbled, and enduring.
If you live your life with simple acts of goodness every day and follow the
tradition of native Hawaiian islanders, you will surely become a good in the
world.
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Foster An Anmal Who Might Be Separated From Their Owners Due to California Wildfires
- Foster a
4-Legger
If you are a
parent of young children, you are probably hearing a steady chorus of requests
for a dog. You can try it out to see if dog-ownership is right for your family
by volunteerism at www.guidedogs.com to raise a puppy for the blind. What
a wonderful way to experiment and do good.
This is an excellent demonstration of responsible behavior that will
doubtless leave a lasting imprint upon your child.
Sunday, October 1, 2017
You Can Make a Difference for Puerto Rico, Florida and Texas Where People Still Need Help!
Be a Good in the World
Take stock of your
day-to-day life. Are you giving to others or is a little out of balance where
your work, your immediately family gets 99% of what you offer the world? You can change that in one day. Donate more
of your time or money to a charity. Supporting a cause will help keep you
informed about social issues and can strengthen your sense of well being while
benefiting others in the process
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