Which is your dominant sense?
Posted on Mar 1st, 2008
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LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for February 23, 2008:
I use metaphors for story telling, or to make a point.
Access: PublicWhat did you learn about yourself yesterday?
Posted on Mar 1st, 2008
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for February 24, 2008:
two things:
I could fix a broken toilet tank and I could cook fabulous Thai food!
What gave you the most joy as a child?
Posted on Mar 1st, 2008
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for February 25, 2008:
going for walks with my grandfather on his estate, helping him to milk the cows, and reading to my grandmother when I was about 4 or 5.
How can I help?
Posted on Mar 1st, 2008
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for February 26, 2008:
I'd say, ' a back massage' will be most welcomed right now.'
How does if feel to hear that you're safe?
Posted on Mar 1st, 2008
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for February 29, 2008:
To me it's like telling a fish in the ocean, "hey fish, you live and breathe in water."
When do you feel defensive?
Posted on Mar 1st, 2008
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for February 28, 2008:
When I'm arguing for my limitations, or when I'd rather be right than happy.
In other words when I am far, far away from who I really am.
What would you march for?
Posted on Mar 1st, 2008
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for March 01, 2008:
I would march for joy, if I loved marching at all.
Who, on the whole, do you find happier: children or adults?
Posted on Nov 20th, 2007
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for November 16, 2007:
Children for sure!
They are such joyous frolicking beings. Nothing could keep them from their happiness.
They also come back to their joy, faster than adults. They don't bear grudges, or dwell on seeming injustices for long. They are always in a hurry to return to Joy.
I really love that about kids, and I aspire to be that way too.
They are such joyous frolicking beings. Nothing could keep them from their happiness.
They also come back to their joy, faster than adults. They don't bear grudges, or dwell on seeming injustices for long. They are always in a hurry to return to Joy.
I really love that about kids, and I aspire to be that way too.
What's the easiest way to become happy?
Posted on Nov 20th, 2007
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for November 18, 2007:
I make the decision first and foremost to be happy.
Followed by taking some action on things that will support my decision.
Baking a cake vs grocery shopping.
Grocery shopping vs housecleaning.
Depends on what action will be make me happIER in the moment.
Easiest way, is to simply make a decision and line up with it!
Followed by taking some action on things that will support my decision.
Baking a cake vs grocery shopping.
Grocery shopping vs housecleaning.
Depends on what action will be make me happIER in the moment.
Easiest way, is to simply make a decision and line up with it!
What was the last thing you made from scratch?
Posted on Nov 20th, 2007
by LeisureGoddess
LeisureGoddess
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for November 19, 2007:
Dinner, a few hours ago.
Homemade Baguette, port braised short ribs, stir-fired bell peppers, pasta casserole and a coconut cake for dessert.
Before that I worked on a beaded necklace.
Homemade Baguette, port braised short ribs, stir-fired bell peppers, pasta casserole and a coconut cake for dessert.
Before that I worked on a beaded necklace.
QAR
March 2008 