"When we honestly ask ourselves which person in our lives means the most to us, we often find that it is those who, instead of giving advice, solutions, or cures, have chosen rather to share our pain and touch our wounds with a warm and tender hand."Henri Nouwen
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We all know what it's like to want for things, both
tangible and intangible. It is often the first step in
moving from where we are to where we want to be. Wanting
'for' someone else, however, is a powerful concept, both
for you and the other person.
'Wanting for' another person transcends the everyday
experience and touches the soul of both individuals,
evoking our inner wisdom and connection to the Universe. If
we are doing the 'wanting', it lifts us up out of
ourselves and comes from that cleanest, purest part of
ourselves. If we are being 'wanted for', it can make us
feel cared for, heard, loved. Both are potent feelings.
Here are 10 extremely powerful 'want fors'. If you want
them for others, remember to add their name after the
'you' in each statement. Also bear in mind that they are
a gift from you to them. You receive delight in the pure
giving, not in how it is received. The other person is at
liberty to accept, decline, or ignore it.
1. What I want for you is to experience the true richness of
life
2. What I want for you is to savor each and every moment of
your day
3. What I want for you is to be treasured by your
spouse/significant other, children, parents, siblings and
friends
4. What I want for you is to be respected and held in high
esteem
by your neighbors, coworkers and community.
5. What I want for you is to wake up each morning, joyous at
the prospect of the day before you.
6. What I want for you is to live in an environment filled
with beauty, grace and order.
7. What I want for you is to look forward to all of life's
challenges with excitement because you recognize that this
is how you stretch, grow and become 'the best' that you
can be.
8. What I want for you is to know what's really important
to you - your core values -- and to base all your
decisions and actions around them.
9. What I want for you is to live life in integrity with who
you are and to fully express all 'parts' of yourself.
10. What I want for you is to 'get' that if you can't do
it, you can't dream it. If 'it' ever crosses your mind,
then you have the ability to create it.
About the Author
(c) Louise Morganti Kaelin. Louise is a Life Success Coach
who partners with individuals who are READY (to live their
best life), WILLING (to explore all options) and ABLE (to
accept total support). Find many free resources to assist
you in living the life of your dreams at
http://www.touchpointcoaching.com For her free newsletter
of insightful, practical suggestions for creating your best
life, email mailto:on-536@ezezine.com
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