InnerSelf's Daily Inspiration
March 28, 2024
The focus for today is:
I am not just a passive recipient of life's offerings
but an active participant in my fate.
Today's inspiration was written by Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com:
This is a call to action for each of us. It's a call to rethink our lives, question what we've taken for granted, and dive back into the driver's seat we might've unknowingly vacated.
This is not just suggesting we take control; it's urging us to regain it, reestablishing ourselves as the architects of our lives.
It invites us to a higher plane of consciousness, where we're not just passive recipients of life's offerings but active participants in our fate.
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Today's inspiration was adapted from the InnerSelf.com article:
Beyond the Hype: Making Mindfulness Stick in Daily Life
Written by Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
Read the complete article here.
This is Marie T. Russell, co-publisher of InnerSelf.com, wishing you a day of being an active participant in your fate (today and every day)
Comment from Marie: Unfortunately, our society encourages us to be passive... We watch TV, YouTube videos, reality shows, live feeds, and we think we are powerless to create change... We watch others live their lives, while we sit and neglect ours. Yet our life is ours only. It is ours to participate in and to create the as we desire. It's time for us to get up, stand up, and live our life to the fullest.
Our focus for today: I am not just a passive recipient of life's offerings, but an active participant in my fate.
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About the Author
Robert Jennings is co-publisher of InnerSelf.com with his wife Marie T Russell. He attended the University of Florida, Southern Technical Institute, and the University of Central Florida with studies in real estate, urban development, finance, architectural engineering, and elementary education. He was a member of the US Marine Corps and The US Army having commanded a field artillery battery in Germany. He worked in real estate finance, construction and development for 25 years before starting InnerSelf.com in 1996.
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