I’m Just Sayin-#173-Maturity of Mind, Body, and Soul is the Ultimate Goal! Voiced
Maturity is learning to walk away from people and situations that threaten your peace of mind, self-respect, values, morals, or self-worth.
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Maturity of Mind, Body, and Soul is the Ultimate Goal!
According to the American Behavioral Clinic’s Point of View:
Here Are 10 Signs of Emotional Maturity:
- Being Flexible– Being able to make adjustments, adaptations, compromise, and revise things so that situations can be resolved and move forward.
- Taking Ownership & Responsibility– An emotionally mature person takes responsibility for their actions and is able to take ownership for their words, actions, and deeds. It requires honesty and acceptance of themselves and the maturity to extend that opportunity to others in return.
- Knowing That They Don’t Know Everything– An emotionally mature person acknowledges that they don’t know everything and that they don’t have to know everything. They don’t argue “just to be right” or to show dominance to be in charge. They keep an open mind, and heart to the potential of letting others share their point of view and ideas
- They Look for Learning and Growth From Every Opportunity- An emotionally mature person is on the lookout for what can be learned from any situation or opportunity, and searches for the growth opportunity within it, asking “How can I learn and grow from this?”
- They Actively Seek Out Multiple Points of View To Help Inform Their Own– Emotionally mature people actively seek to inform their own opinions by actively seeking out the points of view of others. They don’t feel threatened by disagreement and make room for others to have a point of view as well.
- They Stay Resilient– In the face of upset, setbacks, or disappointments, an emotionally mature person will acknowledge their feelings, identify what can be done, and then decide what steps to take to move on.
- They Have a Calm Disposition– Emotionally mature people do get mad and do not let the emotion dictate their response. They realize that emotions get out of hand there can be no communication or resolve. Remember, it is not the situation, but how we respond to the situation.
- They Believe in Themselves- Emotionally mature people don’t have a false sense of self that is ego-based and deluded. But they do have self-respect, love, and acceptance of self that empowers them to live their life organically, authentically, and honestly.
- Approachability– Emotionally mature people are very aware and sensitive to the art of communication and earnestly try to talk “to”, and “with” people instead of “at” people. They are by nature now non-judgmental, empathic, and compassionate in their interactions with others.
- A Good Sense of Humor– Emotionally mature people realize that all of life can’t be taken seriously. They realize that it is important to “wear this world as a loose garment”!
We are each at different points of maturity in our life, and have different personal goals for our life, but if we step into the fullness of “who we are and who we were meant to blossom as”, it will color the texture of every aspect of our life. So set your intentions and the direction you want your life to move in. Think about the “who of you “you want to love and respect. Think about how you want to be able to respond to the challenges in life and what that would entail of you to be competent and confident.
Be brave in your life. Invest the time and energy in yourself that will help you reap the reward of the whole, healthy, and happy person you deserve to be. You will amaze yourself when you see yourself in action as your “divine self”! You as complete as you were the day you were born. Do it! Grow up and into “You” and enjoy life. After all- “It’s your life and your time to bloom”!So, breathe deeply! Close your eyes and visualize something that brings you back into homeostasis with your soul expression. May today bring you a sense of peace, joy, and moments of feeling loved and validated for who you are and what you are gifting humanity. Ashé! Have a Blessed Day! **Note: These recordings are based on my blog writings, and all of this comes through Spirit. The recordings are a reflection of the writings and are not edited because I do not want to alter what is coming to me through “Great Spirit”. I am not seeking perfection, only serving as a vessel to bring love, peace, and joy, to our humanity.Thank You, Jim Brickman for your beautiful music that vibrates through this recording. This is a selection from his album – “Music to Quiet Your Mind and Sooth Your World”.
Thank You, Nicóle Añgel Evans for sharing your beautiful photography with us to enhance the essence of what is being channeled.
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