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Good As Good Can Be
Experience by Susan Kramer
To me, good as good can be, is acting in the best possible way.
I’ve found being good a daily renewable process that allows me to feel
self-respect and personal happiness.
By being good I maintain my equilibrium and continue to grow better in
loving others unconditionally.
Being good, I can’t help but feel positive, resulting in increased
creativity, especially in thinking of ways to raise the bar on personal growth.
Each little increment of goodness builds a stronger bridge to safely cross over
rough times.
If I’m feeling challenged I
feel better faster be choosing to act for a good result, rather than a selfish
outcome.
I can’t foresee every obstacle or exactly when I’ll have to face a
problem, but by keeping a positive attitude and practicing being good, I have
the best chance of maintaining my basic peace and well-being.
Being good gives me my clearest perspective; allowing the highest
experience of happiness.
Good as good can be
Promotes pure loving
Naturally.
More experiences: http://www.susankramer.com/stories.html
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Good As Good Can Be © 2020 Susan Kramer; photo by Stan Schaap of Chicago skyline |
Books
and Ebooks
Samples:
New: Meditation Reveals
Our Sacred Body – book or ebook
Anneke and Hans – 30 Short
Stories from North Holland – book or ebook
God Speaks Through the Holy
Spirit – book or ebook
Meditation Lessons for
Teens and Adults – book or ebook
Gentle
Yoga and Meditation - book or ebook for adults
Yoga
for All Kids - book or ebook
About the Author: A meditation and yoga practitioner and international author since 1976,
Susan Kramer writes on practical spirituality, family and social issues, and
dance. Her instructional books are listed at her web site – http://www.susankramer.com/books.html
Email: susan@susankramer.com
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