The Saga of my Stolen Painting
I’m grateful for the great park ranger staff who genuinely cared about the right outcome, and wholeheartedly wanted to solve (and did!) this unusual mystery.
I’m grateful for the great park ranger staff who genuinely cared about the right outcome, and wholeheartedly wanted to solve (and did!) this unusual mystery.
This all feels miracle to me, and I’m so very grateful for the shepherding and care I’ve the whole way.
I’ve done the work to train myself to be tranquil, by conscious choice, and by continuous conditioning.
As we regularly seek and earnestly treasure only our spiritual status, as God’s perfect creation, which is not included in any material selfhood, we’ll experience heaven’s blissful harmony right where we are.
Get comfortable defining and defending your own priorities and boundaries, and avoid over extending yourself.
Basically the choice is struggling to get something or accepting that spiritually you already have everything you need.
For a more balanced approach to self-expression, pay attention to the internal more than the external, keep your sense of validation between yourself and your own highest ideal…
Take the time to be thorough, conscientious, and devoted to what you are practicing. Your progress will be your joy.
I think the key to stress free cooking, is low pressure: be creative, have fun, stay ahead of the game, and have a plan…
Be alert to any preoccupation with any limiting belief or any thought not based on goodness.
I have been hugely benefited by loosening the clutch of regret through forgiveness, reframing, and finding gratitude where I could. But more than anything, realizing I can reach for my high ideals in how I behave right now, and respond in each present moment with the greatest integrity, kindness, and initiative, helps me to avoid regret in the future.
It is fun to have this highlighted and to read again this blast from the past.
Let this enlightened approach fill your life and relationships with infinite blessings!
Last Sunday morning, I gave a talk at the Ridgefield Congregational church. This is a synopsis of what I said.