So did most of the problems with the boss. Over the years I've found five questions that can help turn any problem into a stepping stone for growth and insight. Questions 1 and 2 ground you in realistic optimism as you face the depth of your hurt, and accept the possibility that being whole doesn't always mean getting what you want. Question 3 engages your mind and commitment to grow. Questions 4 and 5 invoke your creative curiosity and connect you to a source much greater than yourself.
Responses can come anytime, anywhere.
When I was diagnosed with diabetes several years ago, I discovered through spiritual questioning, the need for increased spiritual nurturing, as well as the need to be more receptive to the insights of others. An important element of my healing came from a dream telling me to savor more the wonders of each day. During a recent morning when my husband and I helped his mother rake leaves, I practiced being fully present and was stunned by the results. Just remembering the joy of that morning makes my body come alive again. Copyright 1999-2001 MyPrimeTime, All Rights Reserved.