Monday, 4 November 2013

Journal Fodder 365 - Prompt #24


The prompt for this week is inner connections. How can we connect with others if we don't connect with ourselves? How do you connect with yourself in a world full of distractions?

For me this has to start with connecting with God. If I don't connect with the one who made me, how can I know who I am and who I was made to be?

I make sure to have a time of quiet every morning where I can read, reflect, pray, and learn. I need to know how I react to things, how I can put myself in another's shoes, where I need to change and grow.

Inner connections are very important to me especially with my introverted temperament. I spend a lot of time in contemplation, just working things out in my mind and processing new information, fitting new things in with previous experiences. If I don't understand myself and where I fit, I feel confused and uncomfortable.

When I am comfortable with who I am, when I understand myself, I can bring everything that I am to a situation and serve in my best capacity.




6 comments:

  1. Wonderful post to go with the stunning artwork

    At almost 72 years old I think I almost know myself but some times I am not so sure.

    Love Chrissie x

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  2. Wonderful page and wonderful thoughts. I am an introvert myself, though I'm only just learning that about me. Funy huh, how can still learn new things. It amazes me.
    xx Monique

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  3. Lovely pages and good thoughts to go with it!

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  4. Wonderful page Tracy...I love the handwriting and the Fleur de Lis :) Thank you for that beautiful reminder to go a bit quiet from time to time :) Thank you for your sweet comment on my blog!! Of course you are in the lotterypot so win a free place in the SOULFOOD Class ♥ Good luck :) ♥ Conny
    Piaroms Art Journaling

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  5. Wow! I really love your thoughts! And all the symbols.... they apply so well to the theme. Wonderful!

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