http://countocram.com/2024/03/07/i74vrk3 How difficult it is sometimes to wait for life to unfold, to restrain ourselves from trying to hurry it along or make things happen before their time. In our eagerness for results, we forget, waiting is as important a part of life as doing. There is a purpose to waiting; as Richard Wilhelm observes in his translation of the “I Ching”, the” Chinese Book of Changes”.”Waiting is not mere empty hoping. It has the inner certainty of reaching the goal.” It is interesting to note that the hexagram entitled “Waiting” in the “I Ching” is referred to as “Nourishment”.
https://musiciselementary.com/2024/03/07/4mtivuamahttps://www.goedkoopvliegen.nl/uncategorized/207hbht6x The period of waiting is a valuable time, during which we can strengthen our inner resources. If there is nothing we can do about a situation except wait, we can use that opportunity to plan, relax, research, and reflect; all highly useful activities that invariably lead in the direction of Illumination. As the Norse equivalent of the “I Ching”, the Rune suggests, “When fishermen cannot go to sea, they repair nets.”
https://elisabethbell.com/f0k03k9mt If you are currently in a position of waiting, how can you use the time productively? What do you think the purpose of waiting is in your life? Instead of becoming frustrated or despairing, try thanking the waiting for providing a breather in your life, a chance to nourish yourself physically, emotionally, and spiritually as you gain a new perspective on the situation.
https://www.worldhumorawards.org/uncategorized/zc4ejhfl7hhttps://ncmm.org/odhdvkbe4s I know this may sound hard to grasp at times. But maybe if we each take “baby steps” towards it…Who knows…We may realize something. Namaste….”Chabby”
https://asperformance.com/uncategorized/8w9od1chttps://www.jamesramsden.com/2024/03/07/9k6jkhm Angel Wisdom…T.L.Taylor and M.B. Crain
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