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InnerSelf's Daily Inspiration
presented by Marie T. Russell, InnerSelf.com
January 8, 2023
The focus for today's inspiration is:
I choose to let go of my acquired judgments,
criticisms, and outdated thoughts.
Letting go of our acquired judgments, criticisms, and outdated thoughts can be tough. But once we experience the feeling that comes from believing in ourselves, we wonder how we could have waited so long.
When I turn loose of my judgments and conditions, and my expectations and contradictions, I open my mind and find my natural cadence waiting there.
Opening a closed mind unleashes the will, and the body naturally feels more at ease. Perfect practice takes practice; we have to begin from where we are.
CONTINUE READING:
Today's inspiration was excerpted from the InnerSelf.com article:
“Shoulds” Get in the Way of Free Will
Written by Mary S. Corning
Read the complete article here.
This is Marie T. Russell, publisher of InnerSelf.com, wishing you a day of letting go of your acquired judgments, criticisms, and outdated thoughts (today and every day)
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The focus for today: Today, and every day, I choose to let go of my acquired judgments, criticisms, and outdated thoughts.
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RECOMMENDED BOOK: Perfect Practice
Perfect Practice: A Philosophy for Living an Authentic and Transparent Life
by Mary S. Corning
This book is meant as a seed. Its message offers inspiration for living an authentic and transparent life. As a resource for life, it unites what is seen as separate and heals what is wounded. Readers will learn how to transform: * Pain into purpose * Conflict into confidence * Fear into curiosity. These are the shifts we can make to build a better life and a better world in which to live.
For more info and to order this book, click here. (Also available as a Kindle edition.)
About the Author
Mary S. Corning changes lives by defining the transformative power of pain. As a mentor, speaker, consultant, and writer, she clearly and compassionately models this process through her messages and stories. Mary extends her philosophy into the world of horses, where both people and horses benefit from realizing a different way to interpret challenge.
For more info, visit www.maryscorning.com
