Replying to Jan and Raju,
What a wonderful concept -- Chief Sprituality Officer or CSO. I am struck
by the lack of response to the post as I thought it to be very engaging.
I decided to wait and see how others responded before I did.
I would ask only one question: Have I (you) brought the best of who I
(you) can be to this (and every) situation?
Sometimes the best of who I can be at that moment is tired and
impatient.... It is not to judge right or wrong... Just.. was I the best
of who I could be at that moment? Sometimes when I ask myself the
question I sigh and think -- no I could have done better. Then I forget
about it. No self flailing, no hairshirt, no guilt or judgement. Just
know I can make a different choice next time.
By the way Jan -- I went out and bought that book The Four
Spritualities... very interesting. I have scanned but not read thoroughly
yet...
Also Raju -- I like the idea that the position would float so that
different influences could be felt. A distinct protection against the
development of dogma!
Thank you for your posts....
Sherri
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