a is for all of those earthly angels who come to help us when we are in need.
They can come in the form of family, friends, colleagues, neighbours or even a stranger. They remind us that we are part of the human family no matter where or who we are.
You might think that you have to do something unusual to result in a life changing injury. This is not always the case.
There is truth in the saying that you can be
‘Lonely in a crowd.’
Loneliness comes in many forms, possibly you might recognise some of them;
Serious illness in either yourself or a loved one can cloud your life and make living hard. Yet our most challenging moments can also be an opportunity to learn a life lesson. Perhaps this is an opportunity to practise unconditional love, patience or listening without judgement.
Tense times waiting for a medical result is
True love comes in many guises. We love our parents, partner, children, friends and life itself.
Nurturing love:
We are nurtured by our parents love and in our turn nurture our own children. Nurturing love is not just about teaching young people how to behave, reason and love; it is being there when things in their life go wrong. True love might show as listening to them when a friend at school is unkind to them, helping to find an alternate route in life when a key exam is failed. Being a parent does not stop when the child leaves home.
Knowing how the world works helps you feel calmer
Did you know?
Joy, truth and love are interchangeable.
Desire
You all want to feel rich in love, truth and joy. You want your loved ones to experience it too. Can you teach yourself and your children how to attract abundance, to have your heart’s desire?
Teaching your children to manifest their desires
Every thought and action you take is based in either love or fear;
You can teach yourself to live your life from a position of love rather than fear. Much of it is a mindset rather than a dramatic change in lifestyle.
We should provide children with opportunities to experience life from a position of love. School Harvest Festival is a great example of this. The children bring in simple gifts of food preferably ones which they have helped to pick or grow.