Tag: self-worth

• Unbusy

  I decided to give up busyness for Lent. Fasting or refraining at Lent is traditionally about food, but it can be applied to just about any habitual behavior that creates distance between you and God. While Lent is a time of penitence, it is not meant to be about punishment. If we are disciples, we are not “giving […]

  Dana Young

  February 22, 2016

  Reflections, Spiritual Practice

  habits, Lent, Love, practices, self-care, self-worth, spirit, truth

• ForGIVEness for yourself and others (Advent Day 10)

  

  A lot has been said about the power of forgiveness to heal and transform lives. Forgiveness is one of the most crucial spiritual teachings we have been given to learn, yet it can be one of the most difficult to put into practice. “Forgive and forget” is a popular mantra, but in truth, it can […]

  Dana Young

  December 10, 2013

  Advent, Personal Development, Relationships, Spirituality

  #24daysofgiving, forgiveness, healing, Jesus, letting go, reconciliation, self-worth, spiritual practice

• 21 Day Practice: Day 6 – Stories we tell ourselves

  

  “You are the sky. Everything else – it’s just the weather.” – Pema Chödrön As luck would have it, I came down with some version of the viral crud that’s been going around. The combination of rest, Reiki self-treatment, fluids and vitamins do seem to be helping. I find that when I’m not feeling well, the […]

  Dana Young

  January 24, 2013

  Personal Development, Reflections, Relationships, Spirituality

  emotional addiction, emotional healing, healing, mental conditioning, personal journey, self-esteem, self-worth, spiritual practice, stories