Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
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Lee Strobel, The Case for a Creator, and Chris Karcher
Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
Experience solitude anywhere, anytime
Practice solitude anywhere, anytime. Solitude is an internal condition, not an external circumstance. You can experience it in the middle of a crowd and not experience it alone in the wilderness. Solitude is not synonymous with being alone, although seclusion is a wonderful way to experience it.
Capture moments throughout the day: laying in bed at night, before getting up in the morning, enjoying the flowers along a path as you enter a restaurant, walking to the car and feeling the sunshine on your back, taking a detour on a country road and appreciating its beauty.
Schedule time in your day. Several times a year, devote a larger block of time for spiritual renewal—a morning, an afternoon, a day.
Practice solitude anywhere: an empty bedroom, by a mountain stream, at the beach, on a park bench near a favorite tree in the middle of the city, in the car waiting to pick your child up from school.
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