Affirmations:
I
forgive myself for being thoughtless or inconsiderate.
I
choose to care and be aware of all I think, do and say.
I am
respectful and considerate of myself and others.
I
always give my very best with kindness and consideration.
Please
Consider!
Do
you consider others’ feelings?
Are you
considerate of what others think and believe?
Do you care about
what others have and don’t have?
Are you
considerate of what you want or choose?
If you
were not born into a home which chose to consider one other, you may not know.
If you live in a
culture where people are ego-centered, you may not even understand.
If you go to school
or work with inconsiderate adults or children, this may not be familiar.
Consider how you
feel, what you think and choose if you are truly considerate of yourself.
Do
you reflect on what you say and do?
Are you mindful
of what comes through your choices?
Do you honor what
is right for you?
Are you aware of
what your words and feelings express to others?
Consideration
is a conscious way to live.
When you are
considerate, you have a positive intention for what you think, say and do.
You are thoughtful
about your choices.
You reflect on your
words and the impact they may have.
When
you allow yourself to listen to your inner Self, you recognize what may be
misinterpreted.
When you make a
mistake, you apologize and correct it immediately.
When you observe
someone is upset or hurt, you consider how to respond.
When you notice your
own hurt feelings, you are mindful about how to heal.
Being
too busy may disconnect you from your Higher Self.
Being afraid may
separate you from your sensitive loving Self.
Worrying about what
others judgments may create your own defensiveness.
Being mindful
requires finding the best in you and following your highest intentions.
Consideration
requires pausing and listening to what feels helpful and kind.
Consideration asks
that you consider everyone involved.
Consideration is
saying NO to what is hurtful, unkind or negative.
Consideration
invites us all to choose the high way.
Take
the time to consider how you want to feel.
Listen to your heart
to know what you want to hear.
Honor your innocence
and be conscious of what is best.
Love yourself enough
to give yourself the best experiences.
Time
to give up childish and thoughtless behavior.
Time to wake up and
choose what is helpful and healthy.
Time to grow up and
align with functional relationships.
Time to show up, pay
attention and tell the Highest Truth.
Encouraging
you to be your best everyday with everyone.
Loving you,
Betty Lue