I'm happy you're feeling better Gina! I had a nasty upper respiratory bug in the fall and it took nearly 3 months to resolve so I can relate :)
I'm a big believer in journaling also. Years ago - back in the 90s - when I just started down the healing path and was still married to an addict, my therapist told me that I could journal on paper and then if I was worried he would find it, I could put it in a tin and burn it. She suggested that in burning the paper that had my pain on it, I was giving it to God. It was great advice then and it's great advice now!
Prompts 1 & 2 combined - I feel hopeful because I am witnessing a shift away from the old world and into a different one, and I am grateful to be here to witness it.
Prompt 3 - I write about that all the time!
Prompt 4 - Thank you Gina! I've never seen this before but I've been doing it for years and years. It's how I learn. I discuss what I'm reading with myself (and God) on the page. It's kind of a meditation for me too. Often, I get big aha moments - little miracles - and that helps me take another step!
Keeping you in prayer dear Gina, Thank you for reminding me the importance of journaling. I will begin again. Love you <3
I'm happy you're feeling better Gina! I had a nasty upper respiratory bug in the fall and it took nearly 3 months to resolve so I can relate :)
I'm a big believer in journaling also. Years ago - back in the 90s - when I just started down the healing path and was still married to an addict, my therapist told me that I could journal on paper and then if I was worried he would find it, I could put it in a tin and burn it. She suggested that in burning the paper that had my pain on it, I was giving it to God. It was great advice then and it's great advice now!
Prompts 1 & 2 combined - I feel hopeful because I am witnessing a shift away from the old world and into a different one, and I am grateful to be here to witness it.
Prompt 3 - I write about that all the time!
Prompt 4 - Thank you Gina! I've never seen this before but I've been doing it for years and years. It's how I learn. I discuss what I'm reading with myself (and God) on the page. It's kind of a meditation for me too. Often, I get big aha moments - little miracles - and that helps me take another step!