Being Fully Present

My last post talked about how words can be used harshly.  As always, I prefer to focus on the positive, so let’s shift gears from using words as weapons to using words for peace. 

Healing often leads to peace.  Physical, spiritual, or emotional healing is not always easy.  Words can help the process.  For a Christian perspective, this website offers short stories of inspiration for a wide variety of life’s situations.  Facing fear?  Experiencing growing pains?  In the middle of spiritual warfare?  Do the storms keep coming?  These and many more topics are covered.

Creative Affirmations reminds us that positive words come from positive thoughts.  The website not only provides a great list of positive words, but it also has a list of great phrases to start affirmations with.  If you’re stuck not quite knowing what to say, or what to write, this site will help.

Click here to read an article about the power of a positive atttiude, and how you can have positive words and phrases work for you.  Why not make positivity a habit?

Below is a list I put together.  These words could really change the world if used more  often, with sincerity and from a compassionate heart.  Imagine the possibilities:

I care about you.

How can I help?

Thank you.

Let’s talk about it.

You are remarkable.

That was so kind of you.

If you want to talk, I want to listen.

I’m sorry.

How are you, really?

You’re right.

Thank you for being in my life.

I respect your opinion.

I forgive you.

You inspire me.

I love you.

Just thinking these words lifts my spirits.  Imagine sharing them from the heart with someone else.  What other words would you add?  Please add a comment and share them.

This entry was posted on November 19, 2009 at 4:43 pm and is filed under Health, Leadership, Living Fully Present, Possibility. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments.

Tags: Attitude, Communication, Compassion, Peace, Possibilities