Fruits of the Spirit
Please join me in actively striving to think out from the singular, enlightened, divine Mind instead of our many, inferior, human ones.
Please join me in actively striving to think out from the singular, enlightened, divine Mind instead of our many, inferior, human ones.
This year, I’m making a single widely encompassing New Year’s Resolution that has all sorts of possible ramifications. Concisely, it is to “use what I have.”
This Thanksgiving, I am furthering my goal of appreciating the abundance of random good.
…her life was turned upside down and burst open by finding gratitude to God for the slightest little gifts all around her.
I urge you to make considered choices not just for those in the top offices. And then VOTE. What a privilege it is we get to do this. Let’s make it count all the way down the line.
This is a concise way to monitor your own conduct that I have found helpful.
“Grace notes” will occasionally capture my jottings of incidental gratitude for sacramental moments in the shards of daily life.
Once you’ve experienced the clean living high of a well connected bliss, you will not trade it for anything. Try feeling under the influence of the Creator of joy itself.
I think now what I would want my kids to do in my situation, and then go and try to earnestly do that myself. It is so much better for everyone than me thinking what I would have them do if I was them.
These ropes and traps from Little Cranberry Island are a medley of line and anticipation. What are you walking past that would improve and expand on closer consideration?
The soul is dyed the color of its thoughts. Think only on those things that are in line with your principles…
“We either make ourselves miserable or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same.” Carlos Castaneda
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I am realizing that I am not a thin mortal or a fat mortal, because I am not a mortal at all, but an eternal, spiritual idea of the one God that is infinite, ever-present, all-powerful, and good.
This quote is longer than most I share, but I think it is really worth reading because gaining objectivity over your thoughts and emotions is the first step toward mastery, freedom and healing