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July 21-22, 2005 |
Volume
1 - Number 142
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Today's Self-Reflecting Queries
on Audio
TODAY'S
PHOTO -
sunrise, and it's reflection, at Wakodahatchee Wetlands.
One morning I woke up early enough to look out the
window and see a spectacular sunrise was likely. Checking
the official sunrise time, on the weather page, I
saw I had enough time to throw on some clothes and
drive over to Wakodahatchee.
There is something added for me in being with a sunrise,
or sunset, over water. When I got home and downloaded
the photos I fell in love with several of them. Today's
featured photo became a choice between the one above
and WAKO
SUNRISE #2. You'll see, if you click on it, that
the latter sunrise photo has more drama and things
going on it, which is why Sam prefers that one.
For me there is a brightness and aliveness in the
one above. It lifts my spirits and brings me joy.
There is also a sense of peacefulness, probably
in part brought forth by the strong horizontal line
of the trees, per our conversation many issues ago.
May your weekend ahead be alive with joy and awakenings.
SELF-REFLECTING QUERIES
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In the photo above the colors in the reflections
are almost stronger than the colors in the sky.
I invite you to look at your reflection in the mirror
this weekend, perhaps in water, and discover newly
your strengths.
You can also play with this. I paused in my writing
to check a mirror and started moving my hands around
and back and forth in front of it. The palms and
underside of my fingers had a whole different feeling
from that which I get when I simply look down on
them.
As I started writing about reflections I also began
to think of the times I've seen myself reflected
in others, particularly my sons on various occasions.
In the past, the traits I chose to dwell on, and
sometimes get crazed about, were those that I considered
negative. These were far easier to notice in another.
If this resonates with experiences you have, I suggest
that the next time you see parts of you reflected
in someone else, you take the time to also see the
strengths and traits that you admire in both that
person and yourself. Then acknowledge that to yourself
and the other person.
Acknowledgement enlightens and empowers. Treat yourself
to it, as well as those with whom you are interacting.
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