Comments on: New ideas and inspiration http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/ Just another Tmcyouth.com weblog Sun, 07 Sep 2008 02:43:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.3-2.2.1 By: Anonymous http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1578 Anonymous Thu, 28 Feb 2008 02:26:07 +0000 http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1578 Thank you for some inspiration! Thank you for some inspiration!

]]> By: Katie http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1564 Katie Sat, 23 Feb 2008 22:28:34 +0000 http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1564 Hi, Holly, Thanks so much for sharing your experience of finding inspiration right where there seemed to be a "slump". I liked the way you stayed alert even in the face of the suggestions of malaise, anxiety, and disinterest disguising themselves as your own voice! That was really good. It reminds me of another article which I reread recently from page 11 of the November 19, 2007 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel where Michael Zedlach writes: "By consistently keeping my thought focused on the truths I've learned in the Bible and SCIENCE AND HEALTH, my daily experience changes for the better. ....and especially this..."I've learned to pay more attention to what goes on in my thought than to what comes at me from outside circumstances. As it says in SCIENCE AND HEALTH, "Prayer cannot change the Science of being, but it tends to bring us into harmony with it." (p.2)" That keeping our attention on our own thought really stood out to me as how it all works in unison for good. Too often I think we "hold our breath" anticipating how to deal with something coming at us when, holding to who God and His child ARE, has an infinite and ever renewing capacity to inspire us and refresh our thoughts and actions. Not that it is easy always to reverse one's thinking but it certainly is readily available to us and sized to scale uniquely for each individual. I found your experience personally healing and applicable. Again, many thanks for unselfishly sharing. Hi, Holly, Thanks so much for sharing your experience of finding inspiration right where there seemed to be a “slump”. I liked the way you stayed alert even in the face of the suggestions of malaise, anxiety, and disinterest disguising themselves as your own voice! That was really good. It reminds me of another article which I reread recently from page 11 of the November 19, 2007 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel where Michael Zedlach writes: “By consistently keeping my thought focused on the truths I’ve learned in the Bible and SCIENCE AND HEALTH, my daily experience changes for the better. ….and especially this…”I’ve learned to pay more attention to what goes on in my thought than to what comes at me from outside circumstances. As it says in SCIENCE AND HEALTH, “Prayer cannot change the Science of being, but it tends to bring us into harmony with it.” (p.2)” That keeping our attention on our own thought really stood out to me as how it all works in unison for good. Too often I think we “hold our breath” anticipating how to deal with something coming at us when, holding to who God and His child ARE, has an infinite and ever renewing capacity to inspire us and refresh our thoughts and actions. Not that it is easy always to reverse one’s thinking but it certainly is readily available to us and sized to scale uniquely for each individual. I found your experience personally healing and applicable. Again, many thanks for unselfishly sharing.

]]> By: Casey http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1562 Casey Sat, 23 Feb 2008 06:48:15 +0000 http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1562 What blesses one, blesses all...by working with God to overcome your reluctance of your talk and the GAD and allowing Him to give you the right words and sense of peace that weekend, you not only were blessed but everyone else at the GAD I'm sure was blessed, too. Good doesn't stop with one person but keeps going. Thanks for sharing, Holly. :o) What blesses one, blesses all…by working with God to overcome your reluctance of your talk and the GAD and allowing Him to give you the right words and sense of peace that weekend, you not only were blessed but everyone else at the GAD I’m sure was blessed, too. Good doesn’t stop with one person but keeps going. Thanks for sharing, Holly. :o)

]]> By: Whitney M http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1552 Whitney M Wed, 20 Feb 2008 21:22:17 +0000 http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1552 Whoop! I loved the weekend too–especially getting some quality time with other CS’ers. I felt before the weekend like I needed some inspiration. Sometimes I get on a plateau when it comes to my faith and I need that one thought or conversation or healing to make me feel on track again. My mom’s teacher always said that when we reach those “slumps” we should go straight to the Bible. I think he couldn’t be more right! Whoop! I loved the weekend too–especially getting some quality time with other CS’ers. I felt before the weekend like I needed some inspiration. Sometimes I get on a plateau when it comes to my faith and I need that one thought or conversation or healing to make me feel on track again. My mom’s teacher always said that when we reach those “slumps” we should go straight to the Bible. I think he couldn’t be more right!

]]> By: Kevin http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1550 Kevin Wed, 20 Feb 2008 20:11:24 +0000 http://tmcyouth.com/blogs/healing/new-ideas-and-inspiration/#comment-1550 I love those bursts of spiritual energy that get us out of those "slumps". It's exciting--like you've got a fire under you! Thanks for your blog. I love those bursts of spiritual energy that get us out of those “slumps”. It’s exciting–like you’ve got a fire under you!

Thanks for your blog.

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