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Comment on Do You Want a Magical Life? Simply Give It to Yourself by Ambreen

Ambreen — Sun, 06 May 2012 02:52:25 +0000

Beautiful piece of writing Rick! Self-love is so important. In fact, it is the basis of all acts of kindness, because we can only give away what we have inside of us. Each of us deserves to feel happy and fulfilled, but what we don’t realise is that happiness and a sense of fulfillment are not as difficult to attain as we may think. The trick is learning to focus on the small details. The example that you have given is so appropriate. Stopping for a few moments to admire the beauty and enjoy the fragrance of some flowers. These are the seemingly ‘little’ things that actually bring about huge dividends in the long run. Remaining in the present moment, and appreciating all that we have in that moment—health, friends, freedom, love, and so much more, truly releases that magical force that makes the spirit soar!

Comment on The “I Care What You Think” Club by rickschaefermd

rickschaefermd — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 20:27:26 +0000

Hi Ron,
It does sound a bit crazy the way you describe it. I was simply noting that when you try to guide someone when they are not open to it, they will just tune you out anyway. It likely won’t hit home and make any difference unless they are open to it, or “asking.”
On a side note, I really believe we have more to learn from young people, and that they need a lot less teaching than we imagine. I learned that from my own kids.

Oh, and yes, I do understand this goes against traditional thinking, especially that of prior generations.
Thanks again for your comments.

Comment on The “I Care What You Think” Club by Ron Sonntag

Ron Sonntag — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 18:56:25 +0000

Hi Rick: I read the above and was somewhat puzzled by the comment about parents not commenting on their teenager children’s behavior to them unless asked. To me that is so far from what I think a parent should be doing and observing their children’s behavior and guiding or even requiring a change in behavior if it is disruptive to the family, to the individual, to society, to the law, etc. Your approach sounds to me that if the teenager is doing drugs or skipping classes or being obnoxious or not doing work around the house or driving badly or getting bad grades or talking back, just leave the child alone unless you are asked for your opinion! I don’t think that’s good parenting. It may work in some adult situations better when the issues involved are minor, but I think that philosophy also breaks down when bosses are dealing with employees, etc. It all sounds good, but I don’t think this one works in real, practical living. Just my opinion, but you indicated above that we are invited to reply. “It may seem harsh the way teens treat us” seems to me also to be far from good parenting, too, because I don’t think parents should stand for being treated harshly by their kids. I think kids need to learn right from wrong from their parents, so they don’t have to learn it once they get out into society where punishments can be much more severe and life changing. Maybe I’m misunderstanding your comments above, though. Ron

Comment on The “I Care What You Think” Club by Marcia Zientek

Marcia Zientek — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 18:38:38 +0000

Dear Rick,
Yesterday’s article that started out by saying “you must be a teacher”, I thought, “This guy’s psychic; how does he know that!” I enjoyed reading about giving advice only when it’s requested.

I’m past raising teenagers, mine are now adults. But on this topic, don’t you think that teens will ask us questions hoping we tell them what they want to hear, or keep seeking answers that agree with their pre-conceived idea of what the answer should be?
Marcia, Vagabond

Comment on Do You Want a Magical Life? Simply Give It to Yourself by Raymond

Raymond — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 17:28:34 +0000

Raymond says:
March 5,2012 at 10:49 PM

Giving love to one’s self,as pointed out reduces stress,as well
as creating room to show love to others.

Thank you.

Comment on Do You Want a Magical Life? Simply Give It to Yourself by Cindy Mahan

Cindy Mahan — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 12:45:38 +0000

Thank you. One doesn’t always know when they have helped someone thru troubled times. You just did!

Comment on You Can Do a Lot in a Day by something we need to be reminded of-Bonnie Jamieson

something we need to be reminded of-Bonnie Jamieson — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 15:00:34 +0000

Something we need to be reminded of.

Comment on love by Jolly Stickley

Jolly Stickley — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 14:53:54 +0000

Love is an energy that encompasses you at all times. It is the highest vibration and heals all things. The Course in Miracles teaches, there are only two emotions, Love and Fear. In any given moment you can choose Love. The energy in any situation can be shifted simply be seeing and feeling the love. Love is a force that is so strong and beautiful when you just except its comfort.
Feeling the comfort of love from friends in a challenging situation is phenomenal and so rewardng. Love cannot be replaced by anything. It just IS.
With love you have all things. Enjoy.
Remember; to love others you must first love yourself.

Comment on Your Daily Focus: Gratitfulnespiation by Barbara Hyman

Barbara Hyman — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 14:47:58 +0000

Hi Rick,

I think your observation about the difference between gratitude and appreciation is valid. Every day I write my 10 Minute Great List as part of the 40 Miracle Program I facilitate. I write what I am profoundly grateful for, as well as what I want to transform about my life, and, plaster gratitude on it, as well as what I am manifesting, and plaster the I AM on it. When someone dies, you cannot plaster gratitude, but, you can plaster appreciation for the wonderful times and the experience of having had that person in your life. Their memory will be with you forever. I think about my mom who died in 1997 almost every day. The further apart I am from the last time I saw her, the more I think I appreciate having had her as a mother in this lifetime. Also, I appreciate having her now as a Spirit Guide and a loving spiritual presence in my life. Thanks for the opportunity to share. Love, Barbara

Comment on Your Daily Focus: Gratitfulnespiation by Judy

Judy — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 17:08:27 +0000

I really injoy your Daily Focus inspirational letters. (The sun rising in the morning) was so beautiful. We recently had an angle bay window installed in our lake home bedroom, so now I am looking forward to that monent when I can see the sun peeking its glowing fiery head over the trees and channel going down to the dam in Mt. Morris, WI.
Thank you for all your thoughtful Daily Focus letters.
Bye for now,
Judy