Comments on: Inner Experiment Day 9: A Messy Day… http://kimberlyschneider.com/blog/inner-experiment-day-9-a-messy-day-281.html with Kimberly Schneider, The Manifestation Maven Mon, 30 Apr 2012 13:59:33 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Liz @Portals to Possibility Portraiture http://kimberlyschneider.com/blog/inner-experiment-day-9-a-messy-day-281.html/comment-page-1#comment-272 Liz @Portals to Possibility Portraiture Sun, 27 Dec 2009 20:42:47 +0000 http://kimberlyschneider.com/blog/?p=281#comment-272 Kim, Your awareness has been present in the last several days, whether you were aware of David's tenderness, aware of your comfort eating and how it filled a short-term need of yours, or aware of your gratitude for the unqiue blessings of your children. I have a feeling that your inner experiment has sharpened your awareness and helped you see and feel more than usual. Our overwhelming amount of sensory input around us can easily numb us to this awareness, you have "unwrapped" yourself bit by bit. What a precious gem you are finding there, becoming brighter each day, shining through the messiness. many blessings to you and your loved ones, Liz Kim,
Your awareness has been present in the last several days, whether you were aware of David’s tenderness, aware of your comfort eating and how it filled a short-term need of yours, or aware of your gratitude for the unqiue blessings of your children. I have a feeling that your inner experiment has sharpened your awareness and helped you see and feel more than usual. Our overwhelming amount of sensory input around us can easily numb us to this awareness, you have “unwrapped” yourself bit by bit. What a precious gem you are finding there, becoming brighter each day, shining through the messiness.

many blessings to you and your loved ones,
Liz

]]> By: Christopher Ave http://kimberlyschneider.com/blog/inner-experiment-day-9-a-messy-day-281.html/comment-page-1#comment-269 Christopher Ave Wed, 23 Dec 2009 17:15:19 +0000 http://kimberlyschneider.com/blog/?p=281#comment-269 Kim, I've definitely enjoyed your series on your inner experiment - they've been so honest and well written. And I'm so sorry to hear about your mother-in-law. I'll keep you guys in my prayers over the Christmas break. To me the most devastating, wonderful, tragic thing about this season is that the God who created the universe really did come to us in the most humble, vulnerable way possible - as a baby born to a poor, unmarried couple huddling in a stable. And, in the end, He came to die so that we might have life. Now I realize that some people don't believe that. For those of us who do, however, I pray that we share a fresh perspective on Christmas, beyond the family drama, pain of absent loved ones and consumerist craziness. Merry Christmas! Kim,

I’ve definitely enjoyed your series on your inner experiment – they’ve been so honest and well written. And I’m so sorry to hear about your mother-in-law. I’ll keep you guys in my prayers over the Christmas break.

To me the most devastating, wonderful, tragic thing about this season is that the God who created the universe really did come to us in the most humble, vulnerable way possible – as a baby born to a poor, unmarried couple huddling in a stable. And, in the end, He came to die so that we might have life. Now I realize that some people don’t believe that. For those of us who do, however, I pray that we share a fresh perspective on Christmas, beyond the family drama, pain of absent loved ones and consumerist craziness.

Merry Christmas!

]]>