We owe it to one another to listen each other to the truth of our own being here and now. In order to assist you in doing that, I've developed a list of questions you can modify for use in your own conversations, and ask your own follow-up questions in order to take the conversation in the direction of its natural direction and flow. It is important to shift your conversations away from the same old same old things you always say--and are expected to say. We go nowhere covering the same ground every day. How's your balance and harmony? What are the sources of destablization? What do you do to restore your balance and harmony? To maintain it? What do you like to do best/enjoy doing most? What makes your little heart sing and your little toes dance? How often do you do these things? How long has it been since you have done them? How often do you spend time in silence and solitude? For how long each time? Do you remember your dreams and try to see what they might be saying about your life? What is your original nature? What is your specialty? What are the things you are good at? What would friends say you are good at? What would they say are your qualities that set you apart from others? Where do you turn when you have nowhere to turn? Where do you go for peace and consolation? To get away from it all? To recover from the past and store up for the future? How do you come to terms with things that are not the way you want them to be? How do you deal with the discrepancy between the way things are and the way you want them to be? Who do you talk to about the things that matter? In what ways has the worst thing that ever happened to you also been the best thing that ever happened to you? In what ways has the best thing that ever happened to you also been the best thing that ever happened to you? How do your expectations and opinions get in your way? How often do you try to will what cannot be willed? Who do you know that has ever asked you any of these questions? How many of these questions would it have been helpful to be asked before now? "Fair winds and following seas" with this assignment. I'm glad to have made your day!
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This makes not only my day, but most of what remains of my life. Great script for a long slow kaffeklatch!
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Yep. You made my day! Thanks, Jim.. going to do what is mine to do, asking questions along the way! Cheers👍
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