Espirational

Each Day

“Try to walk each day as a prayer.” — David Bearclaw Abrams, Heart in the Wild by Susan Chernak McElroy

Each Day a Prayer

“Try to walk each day as a prayer.”— David Bearclaw Abrams, Heart in the Wild by Susan Chernak McElroy

The Friday Affirmation

I relax and cast aside all mental burdens, allowing God to express through me His perfect love, peace, and wisdom.

Silence

“God’s first language is Silence. Everything else is a translation.”― Thomas Keating O C S O

There is only one divine, one infinite presence,that is the source of all existence.With my rising consciousness, I realize I’m one with this divine.We are joined, and its power flows through me.The divine spirit guides me in its knowledge.It grants me success in its wisdom.It give me peace amid its vast serenity.It fills my entireContinue reading “Affirmative Morning Prayer”

Perpetual Openness

“Contemplative prayer is natural, unprogrammed; it is perpetual openness to God, so that in the openness his concerns can flow in and out of our minds as he wills.”― Ray Simpson, Exploring Celtic Spirituality This perpetual opennes to God is what I strive for. It is not easy but there of moments of divine connection that areContinue reading “Perpetual Openness”

Prayer is the Greater Work

“Prayer does not fit us for the greater work; prayer is the greater work.” — Oswald Chambers

Cause Me to See Only the Good

This is a longer than normal quotation, but I hope you will take the time to read and ponder the words or Ernest Holmes. “To daily meditate on the perfect life and to daily embody the great ideal, is a royal road to freedom, to that “peace which passeth understanding,” and is happiness to theContinue reading “Cause Me to See Only the Good”

Prayer

When we pray for someone we hold their wholeness, completeness and perfection for them, even during the times they may not be able to see it. This is the most loving thing we can do for another person, to see the truth of who they are as a child of God when they cannot. WeContinue reading “Prayer”