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My postings will be things that I have heard, seen, or read that have inspired introspection and reflection. My goal is to practice living mindfully and in the "now." They may come in the form of a quote or just a random thought to reflect on. Written with hope that something I write or post will not just help me, but others on a similar path. I am hopeful that others will share their thoughts and inspirations with me. - Janice Brodowsky
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Janice Brodowsky on Tumblr
What You Believe, posted by Janice Brodowsky
“Everything that happens to you is a reflection of what you believe about yourself. We cannot outperform our level of self-esteem. We cannot draw to ourselves more than we think we are worth.”
-Iyanla Vanzant
I found this to be a profound quote. Seems simple in theory, however we all know it takes lots of work to change old beliefs. Although these old beliefs generate pain, it is familiar, and hard to change. Let this quote serve as a reminder that positive change is possible, and trying the same thing over and over again, will not produce different results.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Janice Brodowsky's Thought of the Day
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
The Cat in The Hat Has it Right, posted by Janice Brodowsky
A simple thought that sometimes seems the most complicated. Think about it....
Peace,
Janice Brodowsky
Monday, April 1, 2013
Good Article About Mindfulness, from Springpad : Janice Brodowsky
Click this link for a good article on Janice Brodowsky's SpringPad.
Janice Brodowsky : SpringPad Mindfulness Article
Peace,
Janice Brodowsky
Sunday, March 31, 2013
A Prayer For My Friend C.C., by Janice Brodowsky
As I am not one who generally prays, I have been moved to do so now. You see, I have a friend that I work with who's entire life changed within seconds. I will respect his privacy by not using his name or any details of what happened to him. All I can say is that he is one of the kindest, most compassionate, and caring people I know. Seeing him suffer brings me (and everyone else who knows him) great pain, and leaves me wondering why it seems that the "good people" in the world seem to suffer the most. So I'm sending healing thoughts into the universe. Chances are nobody will ever read this blog, especially him. Writing this and sending it into the Internet cosmos feels like how it might be to put a message in a bottle and casting it out to sea with hopes that it will reach some destination. My deepest wish is that some of the kindness that he has bestowed upon everyone, will somehow come full circle and come back to him in the form of healing. C.C., You are in all of our hearts. Please get well. We need you, we love you, and miss your smiling face.
Praying for You my friend,
Janice Brodowsky