Inspired Practices

Shared Global Vision –

Creative solutions to world problems

The creativity we express in our own life demonstrates how we can create the world we desire.

We observe how our thoughts drive our personal world.

We experience a new atmosphere at work when we focus on our uplifting power.

Our expression of respect for everyone creates dignity and safety.

My ability to create safety for myself allows me to think clearly when there is a disturbance around me.

My ability to envision safety throughout the world draws me to those resources which address the abundance of resources which actually exists.

One resource is “Drawdown” by Paul Hawken.

When I am discouraged, I read another solution in this book which compiles the data of available resources and how even this can be improved by better practices.

I am so grateful to be able to have input for solutions.

This encourages me.

Forward thinkers like Dr. Greg Braden and Dr. Bruce Lipton and Dr. Joe Dispenza demonstrate the power of creativity through their work.

They see through the disparaging miasma and bring out solutions through geology, biology, and the other sciences.

When I fill my thought with solutions, I become part of the solution.

I no longer add to the feeling of despair.

I practice the solutions which come to me on a personal level.

This lets me trust that there are solutions on a world level.

People who are tuning to solutions are creating a way to apply them.

I support this action with expectation.

I see the solutions which come to individuals and groups where there is a focus on them.

The result is that communities change their character by including everyone in well-being.

There is a more optimistic feeling as people perceive a new way of looking at things.

Creativity is in action as we implement the new solutions we perceive.

© 2023 Kathryn Hardage

http://www.shareinspirationandpeace.com

Shared Global Vision –

Recognition and Appreciation of Resources

As we practice balance in our home and work lives, we can expand our vision to appreciate the resources which are available throughout the world.

Balance in the recognition and appreciation of resources is healthy.

It removes our fear of limitations.

We can begin within our communities.

We can contribute our uplifting thought to projects in the city.

We can serve in some capacity, and get to know others who are involved in city projects.

Our neighborhoods always benefit when we know each other.

We can add to the balance through keeping our neighborhoods clean.

We can add to the balance through community gardens.

We can add to the balance through consolidating our errands.

We can cultivate an attentive sharing attitude.

As we release fears about limited resources in our communities, we can serve on boards for our city and county.

We can become aware of emergency protocols and how to prepare our communities.

We can create recreational activities which let us get to know the folks in neighboring communities.

We can host exchange potluck dinners for the purpose of getting to know each other.

Gradually, other sharing activities will emerge according to our skills and needs.

It is important to create balance by getting out of our homes and interacting with our neighbors.

We can find common ground and we can discuss differing viewpoints in a respectful and dignified manner.

We can discover personal resources as we build trust and knowledge through our exchanges.

Genuine interest in the well-being of everyone in our neighborhoods and communities becomes the attitude we share as we participate in all the levels of resource allocation.

We are able to see our progress though the happiness and thriving nature of everyone who lives on our planet.

© 2023 Kathryn Hardage 

http://www.shareinspirationandpeace.com