Daily Quote 1/25/2024
“Instead of comparing who we feel we are with who we think we should be, it is more accurate, and often more valuable, to compare who we are today with who we used to be – clearly seeing how far we have come.” – John Bruna
“Instead of comparing who we feel we are with who we think we should be, it is more accurate, and often more valuable, to compare who we are today with who we used to be – clearly seeing how far we have come.” – John Bruna
“The more we cultivate loving-kindness in our lives, the more loving-kindness guides not merely the conscious decisions of our lives, but also the more unconscious and automated ones.” – John Bruna
“Just as weeds seem to rise easily and of their own accord, so can harmful mental states and attitudes. It is important to be mindful of, and to actively create, the conditions that give rise to the love and kindness we want to flourish in our hearts and minds.” – John Bruna
“We can, with some conscious effort, significantly increase our acts of kindness throughout the day. Every interaction we have with others is an opportunity to water the potentials of kindness, both for ourselves and others.” – John Bruna
“Our actions of loving-kindness, fueled by understanding our connection with others, help us to recognize our innate value and dispel destructive thoughts and feelings. The more we participate with others with beneficial thoughts and actions, the more meaningful our lives become, to them and to ourselves.” – John Bruna
“Every event and interaction in our lives, whether painful or pleasurable, offers us the opportunity to improve ourselves and the world we live in. Imagine cultivating that truth as an ongoing attitude!” – John Bruna
Instead of allowing our minds to get caught up in worry, with mindfulness, we can learn to focus our attention on constructive problem solving instead of grasping to the illusion that an outcome we have no power over is what we really need to make us okay. – John Bruna
” As our days come and go, do we truly recognize their value? As our friends and loved ones come and go, do we recognize their value? Do they know how much we value them? If we lived each day as though it may be our last, what would truly be important to us?” –…
“Though the world is filled with unknowns, there is something we can always depend upon – when we do things we feel good about, we feel good about who we are.” – John Bruna
“No matter how well we plan, we don’t know what tomorrow will bring – a new friend, a loss, some unexpected good fortune, or an illness. Remembering this allows us to become more resilient, remain teachable and curious, and keep making adjustments that allow us to see the opportunities in each day.” – John Bruna
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