My Taha Wairua is strong when:
- I am setting goals for myself each week to achieve
- I am more grateful for life lessons
- I feel a sense of purpose
- I listen to prayers or say one
Taha Wairua is our ‘spiritual well-being.’ It's different for some, I see it as our life force. It’s what drives us, and gives us a sense of purpose of where we’re going. For me spiritual health is knowing who you are and having a sense of purpose, as this contributes to our overall happiness. It's also connected to religion and our beliefs. I don't go to church but I come from a strong Christian family who pray morning and night everyday. Though when I think about my Taha Wairua, I think about where I am in life and my teaching career. This year has really challenged my teaching career, with the lockdown and distance learning. It was alot to handle, but I made it in the end and I learnt a to, and I mean alot.
Here is my prayer I said during this weeks Staff Meeting 10/08/2020:
Dear Lord
As we meet today, come be with us. We ask that you guide our thoughts, ideas and decisions.
In Jesus name we say, Amen
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