Most Americans don't make New Year's resolutions (45 percent), but of those who do 47 percent vow to work toward self improvement.
We asked our writers if they were making spiritual resolutions for 2013, and if so, what those resolutions were.
What about you readers? How would you like to see your spiritual life change this year?
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In this new year my only real resolutions are to deepen my connection with Spirit...
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Ahhh the New Years Resolution. "Anything is possible!!!" "Carpe on your denim" or whatever that Latin phrase is. "Grab the Bull by the horns"... just try to avoid the goring.
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As 2013 approaches, I am considering more and more the consequences of my actions. More accurately my inaction. I have spent a great deal of time thinking of myself as a Buddhist who has few worldly attachments, kind actions, and a generous spirit.
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Most of the time resolutions relate to ways we would like to change our life but have failed to do so far. If all we do is make the resolution then we are only reminding ourselves of our failure.
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If I wanted to make a resolution (and I do, but they don't usually keep the whole year), I would say: "discipline in prayer." So much of my spiritual life is, like the rest of my life, filled with chaos and unpredictability.
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Tracy Simmons serves as the editor and community manager of SpokaneFAVS.
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