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Accept What Is, Lead To Improve

10/23/2021

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Here is my reflection to Marc Lesser's article:

Can acceptance and change join hands together? Can light and shadow walk together? Can silence and voice sing together? Acceptance of what is and making essential changes is a balancing act. Changes do take place. They need to be faced creatively and wisely. Otherwise life doesn't flow. It gets stagnant and stinks. In the dynamic world we live in, both 'fight for change' and 'lead to improve' are necessary. Change needs to make in the the right way in right direction. This is the way I am embracing life. I see the value of both frames of references. I maintain the fluidity of living without getting blocked by 'either or' mental stance.

Life has given me many opportunities to learn from my personal experiences. When I experience pain in my belly I relate to my belly pain mindfully. I recognize it and investigate the cause of my physical pain and learn from it and do not eat pain -causing food. The same way I relate to my relational pain. I become aware of what happened that triggered my anger, anxiety or despair, accept it and learn from it and put it into practice to avoid the aches I created in me and the other person my life.

I have learned from my own personal experiences what causes light in me and what causes darkness in me. Self-awareness, introspection, courage to recognize my shadow have been very helpful to me to know myself and work on myself. Life presents challenges to face and gives us opportunities for transformation.
Namaste!
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Patricia Conlon Grosso
10/23/2021 12:01:26 pm

Thank you for reminding me to take time to reflect about this and my power to impact my experience.

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Patricia
10/23/2021 02:33:11 pm

Dear Patricia:
Glad to be connected with you. Time is always with us as long as we live. Presence is always with us until we say goodbye to the presence. The problem is we do not remain present to the everflowing presence. Taking time out and reflecting on what shows up in the flow of presence frees us from our self-created suffering. Namaste. Dr. Dave

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