The Dynasty Hour Show

07/11/2024

Exploring New Beginnings

As you continue on your grief journey, remember that amidst the pain of loss, there are opportunities for new beginnings, growth, and transformation. Embracing the journey of grief allows you to discover new paths, possibilities, and ways of being in the world.

Exploring New Horizons: Allow yourself to explore new interests, passions, and pursuits that bring meaning and purpose to your life. Whether it's taking up a new hobby, pursuing a career change, or embarking on a journey of self-discovery, embrace the opportunities for growth and renewal that come your way.

Embracing Change: Embrace the changes and transitions that accompany grief, knowing that they are an integral part of the healing process. Allow yourself to let go of the past and embrace the possibilities of the future, knowing that each new beginning holds the promise of growth and renewal.

Finding Hope in the Unknown: Cultivate a sense of hope and optimism as you navigate through the uncertainties of grief. Trust in the resilience of the human spirit and the power of love to guide you through difficult times, knowing that even amidst the darkness, there are seeds of light and hope waiting to bloom.

Reflection Moment: Reflect on the opportunities for new beginnings and growth that accompany grief and the ways in which you can embrace them in your life. How does exploring new horizons bring meaning and purpose to your journey? Consider journaling about your hopes, dreams, and aspirations as you continue to embrace new beginnings amidst grief.
Remember, amidst the pain of loss, there are opportunities for growth, renewal, and transformation. Embrace the journey of grief as a path towards new beginnings and possibilities, knowing that each step forward brings you closer to healing and wholeness.

Wishing you moments of peace and new beginnings.

11/10/2024

There's plenty of time that I've wasted away that I'll never get back again. I don't agonize over that fact, for if I did I'd be wasting the present, also, but I do keep it in mind as I go about making decisions day after day.

I guess the most difficult question that I face is how I should best spend my time. I may need to rest, but someone I know may need to talk to someone, and there I am. Which is best for me to do? Usually, I'll listen to my heart and trust that a time of rest will come for me soon, then spend the time with the person. I think that in making decisions, people always should come before work (unless being fired is imminent), especially at home.

Spending time making sure that I have enough rest is also important, because that determines just how effective I am at other things. And rest doesn't have to involve laying or sitting down-- a nice walk in the woods or out in the desert is just as invigorating for me as is a nap.

TV? As little as possible, though I do love to laugh, and there are some half-hour shows that always make me laugh. I try to read a lot, and I try not to spend time worrying or fretting about things out of my control-- that's time that I'll definitely waste.

But these are personal views-- what about you? What are your best uses of time, and your worst? It isn't until we actually start to think of such things that we can change some of our habits that may be limiting us, keeping us from getting the most of the gift of the time that we have to spend here on this beautiful planet.

11/09/2024

Today's Meditation:

It's kind of hard sometimes to think of death as such a necessary part of growth and life. We grow up to see death as something very negative, as a loss, so we tend not to see the positive aspects of the cycles of passing on and leaving space for the next generation. Gardeners understand very well the importance of death in the overall processes that they deal with all the time. They see the importance of letting soil rest throughout the winter, letting it replenish the nutrients that keep it vibrant and able to sustain life.

There's a large field near our house where they plant corn, but only every other year. On the off years they allow the field to grow naturally, and whatever wants to grow there, does. At the end of the summer, they plow all this growth under, and the next year they plant corn once more. Because they've added all the new nutrients to the soil in the form of the other plants, the corn does very well. Some people would say that they lose a harvest every other year, but others would recognize that the field is much healthier because it's not being drained of its vitality by being planted each year.

Do we need to be doing something important all the time? Do we always need to be accomplishing something? I think not. I think we're like the fields and the gardens-- we need our rest if we're to continue to work at our best. Just like flowers, we can share our beauty more strongly if we've rested ourselves for a while, and then other people benefit from our taking care of ourselves. But we can't depend on others to see our need for rest, so we need to be sure that we're monitoring ourselves carefully so that we can replenish our reserves when they need it.

Questions to consider:

In what ways do you replenish yourself? How could you do so more?

Do you know anyone who doesn't give themselves the rest they need? What are those people's lives like?

What are some of the effects of not giving ourselves enough rest?

06/09/2024

Today's Meditation:

Love is by far the most positive force in the world, and it's a force that we have to give actively to others if we want it to have any positive effects on them. Unfortunately, our super-strong entertainment industry tends to present love as something that we "fall in" to, something that "makes us whole," usually through an addictive relationship with another person whom we "love."

But if we learn to use love wisely, we can make a tremendous difference in the world, even if it's in our own little corner of the world. If we learn to give love, then we can give many more important things to the people we love: encouragement, courage, hope, peace, strong self-esteem, a feeling of belonging, a feeling of being important to someone. . . . Needless to say, the list is a very long one.

Love is a power. Those people who use love as such are very powerful people indeed, though you'll rarely see them in the spotlight or in the public eye. They don't need public recognition, for they recognize themselves what they're doing and what they're contributing to the lives of others. Their love allows them to send the strength of love on to other people, and that's enough.

Love is a cause. Love causes things to happen; it causes people to change, and it causes beautiful things to come to pass. One of my greatest hopes in life is that I'll learn how to use love in such a productive way before I leave this planet, so that I can leave some seeds of love behind when I go.

Questions to consider:

How can we use love as a force?

What kinds of things keep us from doing so?

What kinds of positive things can we accomplish if we're able to use love as a force?
For further thought:

Love will find a way. Indifference will find an excuse.

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