Greetings from the
Editor:
Unexpected Spiritual Purpose
Have you ever experienced a spiritual
assignment that you could never have thought up by yourself?
Many of us have. Let me share one of mine.
About three years ago I began writing a woman incarcerated in
a Texas prison. Because she was open to positive change, I
began sending her my books which she began reading. Martha's
favorite is Affirm Your Self Day by Day which is a daily
affirmation book that promotes healthy self-esteem. That in
itself was a spiritual assignment and with an interesting
twist for how my teachings and books would impact another's
life. What happened next is a bigger surprise. I began
receiving requests for the affirmation book from Martha's
friends. This touched my heart, so I sent them books.
The circle has grown. Now I receive 30 or 40 requests a month
from women in Martha's prison, as well as women in other
prisons. Spirit called and I responded. Where are you being
called? Add your stories and comments here.
Fortunate Blessings,
Suzanne
By Suzanne E.
Harrill
Do you eat to live or live to eat? We all
have a relationship with food and it can represent much more
than nourishment to keep our bodies alive and healthy. Take a
look at your eating habits. Do you eat just the right amount
of nutritious food to maintain a healthy weight, to feel good,
and live your day energetically? Do you have favorite comfort
foods that you reach for when unhappy or feeling off center?
Do you know when you are eating to provide emotional
nourishment? Many of us under- or overeat when we have
unresolved emotional issues, which is at the bottom of
associating food with love. Let’s take a look at our
personal eating patterns and see what might be brewing below
the surface...
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By Suzanne E. Harrill
MONTHLY ON LINE AFFIRMATIONS.
Affirmations to support self-esteem and spiritual growth
now available in monthly installments. This is an updated
edition of the seed thoughts and affirmations in the book,
Affirm Your Self Day by Day. Only available here on line.
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Question: I need some major advice. I am a
21-year-old mother of two and I have been living with the
father of my children for 2 years. In the beginning of our
relationship, he had told me about this 'platonic' friend of
his from college, how she was special to him but they had
never had sex or been intimate in any way. (This girl lives
nowhere near us). A few months later, one of his college
friends vaguely implied that they had been more than friends,
so I confronted him about it. He admitted to sex with her ONE
time and said “that's how they discovered they could only be
friends.” I was
angry, but I wasn’t about to break off my marriage because
of it, so we moved on with our lives. I then discovered...
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