Nurturing a bit more compassion

Dear Ones,

How does it feel to be “simply alive” these days? Alive and well?

Human beings (our species, that is) have a tendency to take life for granted at times, don’t they?

The reason I AM asking this question is because I recently heard news of people facing difficult, if not life threatening, situations.

A person losing her house and her belongings to cyclone Gabrielle in New Zealand, children living in unstable conditions, folks experiencing physical pains or challenges; others being offered the news of a terminal illness; and some others passing into another realm, sometimes unexpectedly.

The list was especially long this week—not sure why.

What I AM asking is that we together send out some compassionate thoughts out into the universe—thoughts that would benefit anyone—people we know, certainly, and also humanity at large.

We can all benefit from a bit more kindness and a lot more caring. And guess what? Love sticks and comes back to the person who sends It out.

In gratitude.

Gilles Asselin is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Nurturing a bit more compassion

Time: Mar 9, 2023 04:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86264604246

About new desert

Nurturing the Gift of Seeking is about a spiritual "destination," a journey within, a new beginning, that eventually takes us where we are meant to arrive. Some call it Home, yet I am not sure what Home means, and where it is. Enjoy the journey, dear Ones! On this journey, what matters, first and foremost, is our seeking spirit. And the seed of perseverance--or faith, if you will. Happy journey, dear fellow Sisters and Brothers!
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