The Art of Encouragement
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When the world and all its pressures take the heart out of us, we need to know that someone cares for and believes in us. And we need to do the same for others. Encouragement means taking time to let God encourage us, to meditate on the small miracles of life. Enthusiasm and courage, love and appreciation, practical acts of mercy and compassion — that's the way of encouragement. The art of encouragement is the art of creating community and celebrating friendship.
Inspirational quotes, practical tips, and thoughtful meditations help busy people cultivate creativity and confidence in themselves and those around them. Create a life that nurtures your soul and makes a real difference in the world.
Key Word: Compassion
Key Concept: Divine perspective
Cosmic Question: Can I trust myself? Others? God?
• You have infinite abundance within you and so does everyone else.
• When we choose love over fear, we learn to trust ourselves and others, and enjoy life more.
Encouragement is the art of abundance shared and multiplied. It is a way of living that seeks to bless each person we meet. Encouragement looks at what we can be, believes for the best in each of us. Encouragement is love in action. It is taking time to praise those we love and to appreciate everyone we meet.
Author Candy Paull gently helps you to shift your focus so you can once again enjoy the true abundance of the heart. The books in the Artful Living series are full of inspirational quotations and thought-provoking insights to help you through harried days and turbulent times. The Art of Abundance calls attention to the little blessings for which we can be thankful. The Art of Encouragement helps busy people cultivate creativity and self-confidence in themselves and others. And The Art of Simplicity opens the way to the center of the heart wherein lies the wisdom that nurtures body, mind, and spirit.
Encouragement is…inspiring each other to embrace life with enthusiasm, courage, and love.
Encouragement is… a warm shoulder in a cold world.
Encouragement is… a cup of tea and a listening ear.
Encouragement is… being loved for who I am.
Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together.
--Woodrow Wilson
Real encouragement that makes a lasting difference is visionary. It is the willingness to imagine a good future, the choice to believe in a better world. It is not critical, tearing people down and nitpicking at their faults, but instead valuing their uniqueness and seeing potential that they may not be able to see for themselves. In many ways, a true encourager functions as a personal prophet, helping others discover their own potential and make it incarnate in the physical world. Real encouragement sees us as we yearn to be seen, sees others as they long to be seen, and the world as it is meant to be seen. "
Some simple ideas that make love visible and physical:
• Take time to share a nurturing meal.
• Write cards and letters.
• When you are thinking of someone, pick up the phone and call.
• Say it with flowers.
• Give little gifts that say "I'm thinking of you," even when there is no special occasion.
• Share back rubs, hugs, touching, cuddling.
• Smile.
I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve.
Albert Schweitzer
Encouragement is… seeing the unique beauty in another person.
Encouragement is… saying "I love you."
Encouragement is… a card sent for no special occasion, just because.
Inspirational quotes, practical tips, and thoughtful meditations help busy people cultivate creativity and confidence in themselves and those around them. Create a life that nurtures your soul and makes a real difference in the world.
Key Word: Compassion
Key Concept: Divine perspective
Cosmic Question: Can I trust myself? Others? God?
• You have infinite abundance within you and so does everyone else.
• When we choose love over fear, we learn to trust ourselves and others, and enjoy life more.
Encouragement is the art of abundance shared and multiplied. It is a way of living that seeks to bless each person we meet. Encouragement looks at what we can be, believes for the best in each of us. Encouragement is love in action. It is taking time to praise those we love and to appreciate everyone we meet.
Author Candy Paull gently helps you to shift your focus so you can once again enjoy the true abundance of the heart. The books in the Artful Living series are full of inspirational quotations and thought-provoking insights to help you through harried days and turbulent times. The Art of Abundance calls attention to the little blessings for which we can be thankful. The Art of Encouragement helps busy people cultivate creativity and self-confidence in themselves and others. And The Art of Simplicity opens the way to the center of the heart wherein lies the wisdom that nurtures body, mind, and spirit.
Encouragement is…inspiring each other to embrace life with enthusiasm, courage, and love.
Encouragement is… a warm shoulder in a cold world.
Encouragement is… a cup of tea and a listening ear.
Encouragement is… being loved for who I am.
Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together.
--Woodrow Wilson
Real encouragement that makes a lasting difference is visionary. It is the willingness to imagine a good future, the choice to believe in a better world. It is not critical, tearing people down and nitpicking at their faults, but instead valuing their uniqueness and seeing potential that they may not be able to see for themselves. In many ways, a true encourager functions as a personal prophet, helping others discover their own potential and make it incarnate in the physical world. Real encouragement sees us as we yearn to be seen, sees others as they long to be seen, and the world as it is meant to be seen. "
Some simple ideas that make love visible and physical:
• Take time to share a nurturing meal.
• Write cards and letters.
• When you are thinking of someone, pick up the phone and call.
• Say it with flowers.
• Give little gifts that say "I'm thinking of you," even when there is no special occasion.
• Share back rubs, hugs, touching, cuddling.
• Smile.
I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve.
Albert Schweitzer
Encouragement is… seeing the unique beauty in another person.
Encouragement is… saying "I love you."
Encouragement is… a card sent for no special occasion, just because.
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