It's hard to believe we've already burned half way through January, isn't it? Before we jump into the next spiritual season, there's still time to reflect on the last year.
We asked our panelists about it.
Looking back at 2012, what were the biggest spiritual lessons you learned?
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The single most important spiritual lesson I learned was that of mindfulness, of others opinions, rights, and the knowing that they are exactly where their life has brought them.
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My year, spiritually, has been characterized by two different things: struggle and discipline.
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The biggest spiritual lesson I learned this year is time stops for no one.
I had two of my four kids move out during the summer. My only daughter got married and my oldest son moved out with a buddy.
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This is a great question. There were lots of humbling experiences and spiritual lessons in 2012, not the least of which were "getting married," and "turning 40." May I rephrase: The combination of turning 40 and then getting married, made it so clear to me that this life I have now, while, not necessarily the life I'd imagined for myself, is also real, and so beautiful.
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Tracy Simmons serves as the editor and community manager of SpokaneFAVS.
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