Discipline = Love In Action
Doing what it takes to teach children discipline which equips them to become self-disciplined is both the most loving and difficult job a parent will undertake.
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Doing what it takes to teach children discipline which equips them to become self-disciplined is both the most loving and difficult job a parent will undertake.
Whenever you own what’s yours you surrender to whatever that implies and regain your power to make a difference to the circumstances of your life.
Many couples’ relationship is literally hanging by a thread and it takes a very dedicated pair willing to do the hard yards to transcend the pain of the past.
Sometimes, just sitting in our stuff is precisely what is called for to give us the clarity we need before we can take the next step & confidently move forward.
While each of us loves in our own way, we are often disappointed when those we love, especially our intimate partners, don’t return the love in the same way.
To the degree to which you are willing to accept what shows up in your life as your own – the good, the bad and the ugly – you have the power to change it.
Ultimately, paying attention is about becoming (more) aware! It’s about noticing what’s happening on the outside, as well as what’s going on, on the inside.
Be willing to share yourself in a way that supports others & lets them know that we are all in this thing called life together and there is always help at hand.
Done with respect for oneself and others, playfulness can bring lightness to the most difficult circumstances. And work without play is only half as rewarding.
Facing loss can be both painful and liberating. The grief and mourning which accompany loss allow us to honour the people and events that have shaped our lives.