Comments on: You Are the Blessings – An Introduction http://theblessings.org/meditation/blessings-blog/you-are-the-blessings-a-universal-blessing Meditations, Blessings and Lectures by John Morton, Author and Spiritual Director of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness. John provides interviews for radio and television, conducts seminars, and facilitates workshops as well as monthly live webcasts via streaming video and audio. Topics include Spiritual Awareness, Loving Relationships, Finding Peace in Today’s World, Exploring Spirit in Everyday Life, The Power Within You, and The Blessings Already Are. Mon, 03 Jan 2011 19:01:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: ipod accessories http://theblessings.org/meditation/blessings-blog/you-are-the-blessings-a-universal-blessing/comment-page-1#comment-2075 ipod accessories Fri, 09 Jul 2010 11:51:05 +0000 http://mdz.com.au/theblessings/?p=32#comment-2075 Hello, good day. Good posting. You will have gained a fresh subscriber. Pleasee continue on this great work as well as I look forward to more of your good blogs. Hello, good day. Good posting. You will have gained a fresh subscriber. Pleasee continue on this great work as well as I look forward to more of your good blogs.

]]> By: wundermom7 http://theblessings.org/meditation/blessings-blog/you-are-the-blessings-a-universal-blessing/comment-page-1#comment-4 wundermom7 Thu, 19 Jun 2008 02:38:43 +0000 http://mdz.com.au/theblessings/?p=32#comment-4 from Anne Naylor You are the Blessings, Teri. What if each one of us were to see everyone else as the blessings: our neighbour, our boss, our co-worker, parents, children, politicians, teachers, law enforcement officers, the rich, the poor - yes and even those we would consider to be our "adversaries"? The Pygmalion effect tells us that what we expect is what we get. Now whoever I meet, in whatever circumstance, I can expect the blessings to come from our meeting. What an amazing world we live in - so very many blessings. We could spend a lifetime counting the blessings - and never count them all. What a very wealthy world that produces. May 4, 2008 1:45 AM from Anne Naylor

You are the Blessings, Teri. What if each one of us were to see everyone else as the blessings: our neighbour, our boss, our co-worker, parents, children, politicians, teachers, law enforcement officers, the rich, the poor – yes and even those we would consider to be our “adversaries”? The Pygmalion effect tells us that what we expect is what we get. Now whoever I meet, in whatever circumstance, I can expect the blessings to come from our meeting. What an amazing world we live in – so very many blessings. We could spend a lifetime counting the blessings – and never count them all. What a very wealthy world that produces.

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