Affirmations:
I am willing and able to be responsible for my life.
I take impeccable care of my whole self to be fully able.
I choose to always respond with the Love I Am to all situations.
I teach others to be response-able by giving them the freedom to do so.
Are
You Responsible?
To
be responsible means we are able and willing to respond with what is needed.
To be response-able
is to be willing and able to respond with love.
When we are
responsible for ourselves, we respond to our own needs in a positive and kind
way.
When we take on
responsibility for others, we claim we are able to respond to others the same.
Responsibility
need not be a burden but a privilege to take the best care of ourselves and
others.
Responsibility can
be a powerful opportunity to give our very best in all circumstances.
Responsibility is
what it means to be an adult who is mature and conscientious.
Responsibility goes
along with the freedom to choose what is best for us and for others.
Some
people are responsible as young children and thrive in their responsibilities.
They become
thoughtful and wise, strong and capable, creative and helpful to all.
Some people are not
allowed to be responsible as young children and become negligent in
responsibilities.
They become
thoughtless and selfish, weak and irresponsible, dependent and fearful.
When
children are given responsibilities at appropriate times, they become happy and
peaceful.
When children are
denied responsibilities, they often feel depressed, angry and negligent.
Children like to be
pleased with themselves and their choices and activities and so do adults.
When they are
blamed, criticized, pushed and punished, they may become resistant and feel
incapable.
We
can find freedom in our lives when we are responsible.
We can make wise
choices with enough experience to learn from.
We can step up with
trust in ourselves when encouraged to try new experiences.
We can enjoy become
a responsible adult when we grow with natural mistakes and successes.
First,
we must become responsible for ourselves and our daily activities.
Learn to take care
of our own basic needs for healthy eating, clean homes, active self supporting
lives.
Do you take
impeccable care of your physical health?
This is learned in
infancy when we are taught to sleep and eat and play in healthy ways daily.
Do
you take responsibility for your mental and emotional health?
Do you read, watch
and spend time learning everyday?
Do you enjoy the
company of others whom you can play, work and learn from?
Are you able to be
helpful and kind to those you encounter on a daily basis?
Do
you have a sense of humor and know how to have fun?
Can you laugh at
yourself and easily forgive your mistakes?
Do you quickly and
easily let go of self criticism, embarrassment and misunderstandings?
Everything in life
is a safe opportunity to learn to be responsible for your own happiness.
Learn
to focus first on being responsible for your own health, happiness and success.
Choose to learn from
everything and everyone.
Be willing to give
yourself freedom without blame or guilt.
Trust that Being Responsible
is Fun, Safe and Easy!!
I
trust you and free you to do and be as you are called to learn, heal and
contribute.
Blessings abide with
us all.
Betty Lue