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AlanFromWichita
Guest
So often we are so focused on our spiritual journey, we are looking ahead instead of smelling the roses along the way.
In order to progress, we like to find our faults – ever mindful they are there – and work on eliminating them. Well, how about trying to grow some positive things we have and work on them? The best way to fight weeds in a lawn is to have a healthy turf.
I’ll start. I think I’m good at one of the spiritual works of mercy, comforting the afflicted. I think I am good at listening to people and helping draw them out to express exactly how they feel and what they want to express. Sometimes I am the first person they feel like they “got through” to. I’m actually better at counseling the afflicted of heart or mentally afflicted, than physically afflicted.
Please don’t think I’m boasting. I have my faults, for sure. The point is this is something I think I’m good at and would like to get better at, and I totally thank God for giving me the path the allowed me to grow these skills. I cannot say I am proud of this, but I am pleased to engage in it and I believe that I have helped people in the past and can help more in the future.
Please, somebody else give a story, so I don’t feel too much foolish.
Alan
In order to progress, we like to find our faults – ever mindful they are there – and work on eliminating them. Well, how about trying to grow some positive things we have and work on them? The best way to fight weeds in a lawn is to have a healthy turf.
I’ll start. I think I’m good at one of the spiritual works of mercy, comforting the afflicted. I think I am good at listening to people and helping draw them out to express exactly how they feel and what they want to express. Sometimes I am the first person they feel like they “got through” to. I’m actually better at counseling the afflicted of heart or mentally afflicted, than physically afflicted.
Please don’t think I’m boasting. I have my faults, for sure. The point is this is something I think I’m good at and would like to get better at, and I totally thank God for giving me the path the allowed me to grow these skills. I cannot say I am proud of this, but I am pleased to engage in it and I believe that I have helped people in the past and can help more in the future.
Please, somebody else give a story, so I don’t feel too much foolish.
Alan