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RE: My Actifit Activity Log [12.04.2018] LETTING GO.
Wonderful post today. What rang through my mind after reading this; is the joys of giving. There is a certain satisfaction that the act of giving elicits. When you give more, you open yourself to recieve more plus you get to declutter and let go whether physically or spiritually.
It is a spiritual law that has been around for generations. I cant remember the exact verse but some where in the bible it clearly states that a giving hand is more blessed than a receiving hand.
Thank you for sharing and I wish you a great Wednesday ahead...keep stepping 👍😁
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Thank you for your comment Eric! Your right you know... December is the month for giving so it's fitting that we are discussing this now. As I mentioned in the post... I am making it a practice to let go. The last time I let go of something was actually on Monday. I had this gripping chalk (used to increase grip while working out or indoor climbing) that had been kicking around my place for ages. I just wasn't using it.
I've been driving past this new climbing gym for the last 2 months that had just opened up. Right then and there something clicked in my mind. I dropped in on the new business, met a bunch of young and aspiring business owners, and ended up giving them the chalk. I told them to feel free to let newbies make use of it. They were so pleased and it ended up being such a wonderful conversation!
I walked out of there thinking about how I felt richer for the experience. Although I hadn't profited monetarily by giving it to them... I guess I could have sold it... but I chose not to. If I had I would have then missed out on the pleasure and satisfaction (SPIRIT) I would have felt by just being generous.
So much of what we do and are conditioned to do is with profit motive in mind. It's very liberating to give away the things you no longer need. It de-cluttered my life while also boosting my SPIRIT. I would say that's a win that paid off in ways that money could never provide.
Giving away that gripping chalk is a great example of the joy of giving. This Xmas I intend to give away a few stuff that is cluttering the house, I bet someone will be happy and find it useful. Thank you for your great reply💗👍😁
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