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Day 350: The Value of Axiology
The things we value most create the greater good from our hearts and soul. There’s nothing complicated about sharing our goodness; all it takes is a spark of mindfulness. 🤔 Oh wow! I’m am so excited to have stumbled across this word, Axiology; it is also referred to as the THEORY OF VALUE. It is *the philosophical study of goodness, or value, in the widest sense of these terms. Its significance…
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Day 331: The Value of Your Contributions
Day 331: The Value of Your Contributions
“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.”~Charles Dickens “No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.” ~Charles Dickens Whatever way we decide to contribute to the better good of others should come from a place within us that tugs at our hearts. I would rather give from the heart than out of obligation. So that means putting some prayerful…
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Day 321: The Value of Wu Wei
Day 321: The Value of Wu Wei
“Just be, and enjoy being.”~Eckhart Tolle Ok, I’m sure I got your attention with that title. What the heck is Wu Wei? Wu Wei is a concept from Taoism that means non-doing, often translated as “inaction.” It’s not a calling to be lazy; it is a concept of the noblest kind of action that comes from the depth of our soul to slow down and focus…simply on“being.” Everything of late has been moving me…
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Day 314: The Value of Looking Up
Day 314: The Value of Looking Up
“For one-minute walk outside, stand there in silence, look up at the sky, and contemplate how amazing life is.”~unknown My youngest daughter loves to take pictures. She has an excellent eye for capturing what we often take for granted. She took a picture the other evening that captured the golden leaves of a fall tree that looked on fire with color. In the background, you could see the stars…
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Day 269: The Value of Resourcefulness
Day 269: The Value of Resourcefulness
Being resourceful makes me feel alive and helps me realize what I’m capable of doing. During the COVID-19 pandemic, when we were in quarantine, we had to learn how to do things differently to be resourceful in how we shopped for food, zoomed in a happy hour with friends, or saw our grandkids from a distance. It was essential to do just for the sake of sanity. While there was not much to like…
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Day 245: The Value of Storms
Day 245: The Value of Storms
“Birds sing after a storm; why shouldn’t we?”~Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, Times to Remember, 1974 Last night when the storm began to let up, I could finally let Lucy, my dog go out. I heard the birds chirping, which seemed weird at night, but it was a great song of praise that the storm had, indeed, come to an end. As I sit today writing this, I see patches of blue sky between the trees in my…
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Day 242: The Value of Difference
Day 242: The Value of Difference
What if, instead of tolerating each other’s differences, we tried instead to embrace them? My reading today is about respecting our differences, and I wanted to share a story the author Rev. Dr. Ron Fox, told: He says, “I read a story about an old African American man who was quite religious and applied for membership in an exclusive church. The pastor tried to put him off. The old man, aware he…
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