Spiritual discipline

mountain waterfalls
Continental Divide. Spectacular to be here without vehicular traffic.

Spiritual discipline is creating habits you love by doing things you used to hate.

Automatic forgiving instead of grudges and hate.

Infinite gratitude instead of the victim’s mindset.

Being present to always know it can be worse.

Accepting and enjoying the fruits of your labors, guilt free.

Discerning your sphere of influence.

Nurture a handful of lifelong relationships.

Humbly serve rather than be served.

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College Weekend, Spiritually – Sunday

Just using what’s around me.
11-second video: .think .differently about everything.

Whatever your supreme source for spiritual/emotional strength, may it give you endless blessings.

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Easy peasy peace

13-second video: Shared this on Instagram yesterday.

Occasionally, a brief demonstration is helpful to show how to practice peace.

Someone posted an unwelcomed comment on Instagram.

At this point, there are several choices.

Great habits reduce decision fatigue and ensure quality and consistency.

In three clicks or so, the commentor is blocked and comment removed.

Easy peasy. Peace.

Pro tip: Forgive the commentor. Smile. Happy present moment.

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Sit and create Plan B

18-second 2020 video: From 8900’, i called off the solo Pollock Moutain summit. This is a panorama from where i sat to reflect on what to do as plan B.

Sit and create Plan B.

The last thing i wanted to do after all the anticipation and effort to get to the Great Cleft, just 300 feet from the 9,200′ summit, was quit.

Without belaboring the details, there was no way to safely continue. Even to explore the area to try to find the great cleft was dangerous. And of course, trying to discover the way is a natural reaction. But it was easy to call it off.

When you prioritize your priorities, it’s easy to make decisions.

When you prioritize your priorities, it’s easy to be proactive.

A prioritized decision-making matrix and a proactive, growth mindset enable adaptation when unexpected circumstances arrive.

Expect the unexpected.

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You know what you’ll get?

mountains and unique clouds
Divide Mountain (8,670′), left. To the left of Divide Mountain starts the Great Plains.

You know what you’ll get, right?

You follow the herd’s path, you’ll end up like one of the herd.

You follow the movement’s path – the intentional, over-focused path – you’ll end up becoming personally vibrant.

Personal vibrancy is where the movement is headed.

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