Aging Wisdom – Lessons 81-90

AGING WISDOM - LESSONS 81-90

by Richard P. Johnson

Aging teaches me…

81. That God has made me a success: I am stronger than I am weak
82. To become more aware of my awareness
83. To take better charge of my thinking
84. To be more “in touch” with, and share my feelings
85. To live in wholeness
86. To honor my internal power of choice
87. To speak with my real voice
88. To take the risk of action
89. To live life as an adventure, not as a an avoidance
90. To find awe, wonder, an delight each day

© Richard P. Johnson, Ph.D.


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This article was originally published in an email newsletter. Reposted with permission.

About the author

Dr. Johnson is nationally recognized for his pioneering work in Healing and Medical Behavioral Sciences. As Director of Behavioral Medicine at a large teaching medical center, Dr. Johnson was responsible for teaching medical interns and residents the “art” of medicine. He has taught hundreds of persons interested in healing. His fresh ideas and enthusiasm for the spiritual aspects of adult development and healing have inspired scores of maturing adults to follow their hearts and live more abundant lives. He is a dynamic, engaging, and compassionate teacher who delights in seeing his students grow personally and spiritually. He has written many articles and over 40 books all focused upon God’s expansive grace. Dr. Johnson is a devoted Catholic Christian; he and his wife Sandra live in St. Louis, they have three grown children and six grandchildren. Dr. Johnson holds a doctorate degree in clinical counseling from the University of Florida; he was also awarded an honorary doctorate from Holy Cross College, Notre Dame, Indiana in 2010.

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