 |  |  |
| Publishing
Frequency - twice monthly, usually around the 1st and the 15th |
July
1, 2024 | Vol.#22
Issue#12 |
|
Greatness can appear in tiny and large ways. SARK
Interdimensional
Akashic Wisdom Retrieval
Warrior Priestess Wisdom Ebooks
Each
ebook only $2.99
Experiencing a creative drought? The articles in all of these ezines are available for you to use in your ezine or on your website. Please retain the copyright information and if you are using it on your website or ezine, please provide a link to http://www.warrior-priestess.com. My gratitude knows no bounds for your kindness. Copyright©2024 |
How to be a Hero Because it was the Fourth of July weekend and the weather was sunny and warm, my husband and I decided to go to one of our favorite playgrounds - Fort Flagler State Park - to fly our stunt kites. Next to the main campground is a large flat, grassy area which is perfect for kite flying. It's open to the breezes off the bay from all directions, affording good kite flying almost every day... except for when it rains. As we drove into the park, we noticed several signs warning that fireworks were prohibited in the park. Aside from the fact that the weather had been very dry and the fire danger was high, the noise of the fireworks is disturbing to all the wildlife that abounds there. While we were rigging our kites we noticed a small group of young adults with their small children gathered together in an area next to the parking lot. Soon we heard the loud bangs and pops of fireworks coming from this group. We were shocked, since the notices about no fireworks were obvious and these people could not have missed seeing them. Also, their children were running around and through the group as the adults were setting off fireworks and throwing lit firecrackers into the air. There were no park rangers in the area at the time, so I found the camp manager to tell her about these people and their dangerous behavior with the fireworks. I found her talking with another couple, so I stood back a bit to wait my turn. As I did so, I overheard the man talking while his wife stood behind him, looking down as if to hide so others wouldn't see her. "They're setting off fireworks right over there on the playground," he was telling the manager. "And they have children running around them while they're doing it. Not only are they going against the park rule about fireworks, but they're endangering their own children." "Excuse me, but that's what I wanted to talk to you about, also," I said to the camp manager. "I'll go over there right now and have them stop. If they refuse then I'll get the park ranger and he'll evict them from the park," she said and then turned and walked over to the fireworks group. The man's wife turned to me and said, "My husband always does this. He always embarasses me by complaining like this." I was surprised and dismayed at her response to her husband's action. "Your husband is a hero," I told her. "Those people are putting their own children in danger, not to mention the rest of us. The grass is tinder dry and they could easily start a wildfire. You should be proud of him for his action. It takes courage to speak up like that. Notice that of all the people around here, no one else was brave enough to do so." She looked at me, her eyes wide and beginning to fill with tears. "I never thought of him as a hero, but now I see that he is. Each time he speaks up he's being a hero. I didn't realize that it takes courage to step up to do and say the right thing. Thank you," she said to me. "And thank YOU, my hero," she said to her husband as she gave him a big hug. Everyone has within them the courage to act, to do the right thing. And each time they do so, they are doing an act of heroism. Sometimes it's a small gesture, such as reporting a violation like this one. But no matter how small or large the action, it's an act of heroism. What acts of heroism have you seen recently? When did you last have the courage to do or say the right thing and thus, become a hero? Love, An Inner Journey: Living Your Life Purpose
You were born into this world with a purpose. You have important work to do - work that only you can do - in order to be of the greatest good and highest service to all. This work is your life purpose. An Inner Journey leads you to your destiny. It opens you to new awarenesses as you uncover the clues that guide you back to your life purpose:
The book is chock full of simple, fun, yet powerful exercises that illuminate your life purpose and then guide and support you to truly live your highest purpose. Examples are:
Experience the journey of your life - An Inner Journey. $15.00
| |
|
| ||
If
a friend forwarded The Journal of Spirited Coaching to you, 
