Day 15 - Reverence

To have reverence means that you have great admiration or respect for someone or something. As you move through this day, try to slow down and appreciate the little things.

Reflection
  • Reverence for all life is fundamental to the eradication of the desire to cause harm in thought, word or deed.
  • Today, focus on how beautiful the world and all the people in it are.
Action
  • Write about an object or something of great beauty that makes you feel reverence.
  • Why does it make you feel this way?
  • Next time you face a challenge, how might recalling these people and things bring you strength?
"If you can't participate in someone else's good fortune and show them love. How can you get offended when they don't partake in yours. Good fortunes are made to be enjoyed. Like a old wise pimp will say "Don't hate, participate".
J. Wrice Sr.
“Mind the little things. Appreciate them. Revere them, too.”
Shellen Lubin
“Pursue some path, however narrow and crooked, in which you can walk with love and reverence.”
Henry David Thoreau
“Whoever gives reverence receives reverence.”
Rumi
“If not for reverence, if not for wonder, if not for love, why have we come here?”
Raffi
“What we call love is in its essence reverence for life.”
Albert Schweitzer
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Fritzi Horstman is the Founder and Executive Director of Compassion Prison Project. She is a Grammy-award winning producer for her work on “The Defiant Ones”, has been a producer and post-producer on dozens of television projects and documentaries and has directed several films. She believes it is urgent to bring humanity and compassion to those living behind bars and these acts will help transform our society. She has a Bachelor’s Degree from Vassar College.

Day 15