Your Behavior
Categories: Growth and Learning, Observations of Life
Tags: acceptance, compassion, forgiveness, gratitude, kindness, learning, love
13 Comments






I love it, Gina. I might add, your intention does. Love, Cathy
Ah yes. Clever addition
Thanks Cathy. Love, Gina
Quite a few wars could have been avoided if more people through history had had that belief!
Isn’t that the truth! Well put. Thanks for the comment.
Love, love, love, love this
Me too. Love it! So glad you enjoy it
I’m wondering . . . chickens and eggs. Maybe beliefs, understandings, philosophies, values need to change first in order for behaviour to change and become more virtuous. I like the blackboard’s challenge to focus on good behaviour but worry about its possible devaluing of sound and positive beliefs. Great post. GF
I personally am not concerned that it, as you suggested, is devaluing beliefs. I feel it is encouraging us to put our beliefs into action with our behavior. For example, since I believe in kindness, then my behavior had best be showing that, in all my interactions with others. Thanks for commenting.
No truer words spoken!!
I agree. A very insightful little blackboard! Thanks so much for your visit and comment.
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If only I could get my conservative religious political extremist fanatic friends to understand that.