2008 December 29 « Test Links

We Teach What We Most Want to Learn

For many years, I’ve noticed that what I study next presents itself. With the wonderful help of Google Reader, we can easily keep on track of our current interests. I will on Mondays be giving a short summary of the blogs I read that contain a common topic.

Today’s topic is gratitude.

(1) Kimba: Although I’ve lived in Florida and Cuba for 31 years, few nature photos are prettier than a fresh snowfall. The photo with the accompanying Bible verse helps to start the day in an attitude of gratitude.

(2) Emily: Finding gratitude for our loved ones is beautifully described by Emily in “The Stillness of a Saturday Morning”.

(3) Alan and Vanessa: In this “Just do something nice for somebody else”, we reconnect with how helping someone else reminds us to be grateful for the surge of joy we receive when helping others.

(4) Akemi: Akemi offers her Online Gratitude Journal Holiday Edition #20. In this post, written Dec. 24, 2008, she expresses gratitude for being snowed in in Portland. During her confinement, she was able to be grateful for every day treasures.

(5) Daniel Scocco: I am grateful continually for all the help, support and knowledge that other bloggers share so freely. Today I am grateful to Daily Blog Tips for “56 Internet Goals to Get You Inspired for a Great 2009”. This post is meaningful to me because it taught me a new way to do posts that feature other bloggers’ posts. He gives the author credit at the beginning of the post by including the author’s name and then including a short excerpt or comment about the post. I liked this method so well, I will use it for my Monday posts.

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My Healing Methods Team

The following links are included with the description from the site of each of the links.

http://www.mercola.com/forms/eftcourse.htm EFT Manual: The Basic Steps to Your Emotional Freedom–The Emotional Freedom Technique, or EFT, is the psychological acupressure technique I routinely use in my practice and most highly recommend to optimize your emotional health. Although it is still often overlooked, emotional health is absolutely essential to your physical health and healing – no matter how devoted you are to the proper diet and lifestyle, you will not achieve your body’s ideal healing and preventative powers if emotional barriers stand in your way.

http://www.akwellspring.com/emotional_healing.html

Discovering healing and freedom through Christ “understanding is a wellspring of life unto him that hath it,” Proverbs 16:22.

http://www.topix.net/health Health news that is continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.

http://www.nytimes.com/pages/health/index.html The New York Times health section has an index of many health topics indexed as well as a daily index of the latest health stories.

http://lotusinthemud.typepad.com/sujatin Dharma, news and comments from Sujatin, Pureland Buddhist Minister in North East England

http://www.akwellspring.com/physical_healing.html Discovering healing and freedom through Christ: “Understanding is a wellspring of life unto him that hath it.” Proverbs 16:22

http://www.thewomansheart.com Helping women come home..when one woman in recovery talks to another..lives are changed forever. We are a relapse prevention portal helping women in recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction find each other.

http://selfhelpreview.blogspot.com Dedicated to finding useful self help information and product reviews for you. Find information on Meditation, Qi Gong, Alternative health, Healing Music.

http://thewillingmind.blogspot.com Thoughts on self-awareness: Today’s thought, always original, and eternally meaningful—if I choose to be a light, a dimmed flashlight just won’t do.

http://www.yogajournal.com/index.cfm The voice of yoga online with excellent section for those new to yoga.

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