Affirm: From today on, my own will does not exist.
God is saying, 'you can either have worry,
or you can have Me,
but you can't have both.
You can either have your will
or Mine,
but in reality, it's only ever Mine.'
Your will is only ever an appearance.
And right now, your very appearance is God's will.
Your being, your seeking, your finding, your forgetting, your remembering.
You're Thriving.
You're Seeing.
You're smiling :)
I Love you,
Nik
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Today's Quotes:
From today on, my own will does not exist.
-Saint Faustina
Also, here's the amazing Audible of her diary I'm listening to-- https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Diary-of-St-Maria-Faustina-Kowalska-Audiobook/B09RTPNZCV
"Krishna Das asked Siddhi Ma, 'is it Grace or effort?' and she said, “Krishna Das, it’s all grace. But you act like it isn’t.” It's all God. It's all GoOD.
"keep quiet." - Papaji
"Q: How do you know whether you're doing God's will or the ego's will?
A: By not knowing at all. It's not for you to know anything. If you become still and stop making a lot of noise and asking yourself all of these questions,
"Is this my will or is this God's will. " automatically what you call God will be in operation. In other words when you get yourself out of the way and stop thinking about these things then you're doing God's will. God's will is when you rest in the Self. When you stop fretting, when you stop fearing. Stop trying to change things, change people. When you stop reacting to things then you know you're doing God's will. But when you're emotional and become angry, upset, fearful then you're doing your will. That's how you know. So again the solution is let go of everything. To the extent that you can let go of everything. to that extent are you doing God's will. For God's will is peace, harmony, joy, bliss and you are God's will."
-Robert Adams, Transcript 185 There Cannot Be A Problem In Your Life 20th September, 1992
"The presence of fear is a sure sign that you are trusting in your own strength. The awareness that there is nothing to fear shows that somewhere in your mind, though not necessarily in a place you recognize as yet, you have remembered God, and let His strength take the place of your weakness. The instant you are willing to do this there is indeed nothing to fear."
-A Course in Miracles
"What I love about God is He will confirm things to you in ways that only you will understand."
-@MarcusAStanley via IG
" ...for my strength is made perfect in weakness."
-Corinthians 12:9
"Don't fear sadness, as it tends to sit right next to Love."
-@Sahilbloom via IG
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