Infinite Supply vs. Effort (Deep Think #31)
It is not about work or making anything true, but rather, noticing, accepting, and practicing receptivity and gratitude for what already is true. We can do that!
It is not about work or making anything true, but rather, noticing, accepting, and practicing receptivity and gratitude for what already is true. We can do that!
Whatever enslaves man is opposed to the divine government. Truth makes man free.
When you do a major overhaul of limiting beliefs, reversing them, you’ll thrive, and be a peace, fulled with joy, and in consonance with the “absolute center and circumference of your being.”
Let all that and infinitely more surge through you. Let that govern your being. Let that sustain you through it all. Let that determine your destiny.
Out of gratitude, I’m making free copies available if you don’t have one!
This post is for those that consider themselves creators, or those struggling with barrenness of any kind, or those trying to overcome infertility.
My favorite part of all this is the people, and I love seeing all of them, loving on dear friends and meeting new ones.
The man of integrity is one who does nothing but what is honorable.
Here are some quotes we pondered during a church service recently, when focusing our prayer on deported immigrants:
Your lifelong mistake has been your strong sense of personality.
I think this is what we need right now.
Let’s look at what Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Christian Science, says about being either progressive or conservative.
We should endeavor to be long-suffering, faithful, and charitable with all…
Be alert to any preoccupation with any limiting belief or any thought not based on goodness.
We are just back from spending the last three days at our church’s Annual Meeting in Boston.
This Bible study packs a huge blessing and my notes are improving with the benefit of my calligraphy pens.