My Rosh Hashanah remarks, inspired by a profound Buddhist parable about what we “carry in our cups.”
Melanie your missives are always beautifully expressed, but this most recent one is GOD-BREATHED.
Thank you.
Susan Mauntel in Sarasota👩🦰🙏❤️
Susan, your words are among the most encouraging I’ve ever received. I’m deeply grateful — thank you for that gift.
Once again Melanie your words are a valuable reminder that we can open our hearts and minds in a beautifully written piece. Thank you!
Thank you, John. Your steady encouragement — the way you always take time to read, like, and comment — means more than you know. I so appreciate your presence here.
This was great....new subscriber now. I can't wait for your next post
I forwarded it to several people.
GBU❤️
That's the best gift to a writer!
Wonderful!
Thank you, Vince — not just for reading, but for taking a moment to brighten my day.
Interesting article Melanie.
Buddhism: These things are worthy of practicing:
Let it go. When someone triggers you, just let it go; they are simply showing you where you still need to heal.
Accept what is. There is no point in wishing your reality was something else; start where you are with what you have.
Let them. If they want to leave, let them, and if they want to be unhappy, let them; allow everyone to have their own experience.
Trust in timing. Believe that things happen exactly when it's best for you.
Look for glimmers. Glimmers are the opposite of triggers—they are tiny moments of joy, so make sure to notice them.
Shana Tova
Thank you for reading and sharing your thoughts, Zeev. Shana tova!
Melanie your missives are always beautifully expressed, but this most recent one is GOD-BREATHED.
Thank you.
Susan Mauntel in Sarasota👩🦰🙏❤️
Susan, your words are among the most encouraging I’ve ever received. I’m deeply grateful — thank you for that gift.
Once again Melanie your words are a valuable reminder that we can open our hearts and minds in a beautifully written piece. Thank you!
Thank you, John. Your steady encouragement — the way you always take time to read, like, and comment — means more than you know. I so appreciate your presence here.
This was great....new subscriber now. I can't wait for your next post
I forwarded it to several people.
GBU❤️
That's the best gift to a writer!
Wonderful!
Thank you, Vince — not just for reading, but for taking a moment to brighten my day.
Interesting article Melanie.
Buddhism: These things are worthy of practicing:
Let it go. When someone triggers you, just let it go; they are simply showing you where you still need to heal.
Accept what is. There is no point in wishing your reality was something else; start where you are with what you have.
Let them. If they want to leave, let them, and if they want to be unhappy, let them; allow everyone to have their own experience.
Trust in timing. Believe that things happen exactly when it's best for you.
Look for glimmers. Glimmers are the opposite of triggers—they are tiny moments of joy, so make sure to notice them.
Shana Tova
Thank you for reading and sharing your thoughts, Zeev. Shana tova!