Glory to God in the highest, and to you because He has so willed it.
This is the day
you see differently.
No matter what direction that body seems to looking in,
no matter who it's looking at,
no matter what it's looking at,
how good,
how bad,
how beautiful,
how seemingly not beautiful,
wanted,
or unwanted--
only Love is (t)here.
And recognizing that only Love is there,
you experience more of the good,
more of the beautiful,
more of the blissful,
more of the Light,
more of the Abundance you are.
You gain access to the Kingdom again,
consciously.
You remember, 'I Am that, I Am!'
'I Am Here!'
And, 'I've always been here'.
"Glory be to God, and to me. Because He has so willed It."*
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*"Glory to God in the highest, and to you because He has so willed it. 'Ask and it shall be given you, because it has already been given. Ask for light and learn that you are light."- A Course in Miracles
"in this quiet place of learning
to wear more of who
He says I am
I lose control and in the process gain everything
I lose control and in the process gain Jesus
There Is Beauty Still." - @WildflowerPages
"His eyes were as a flame of fire... His voice was the sound of many waters... His countenance was as the sun shineth in his strength...
And I heard a Voice from heaven, as the voice of many waters, and as the voice of a great thunder; and I heard the voice of harpers, harping with their harps." - Revelation of St. John
"Better than spells of meditation
Is one continuous current,
Steady as a stream, Or downward flow of oil." - Ramana Maharshi
"The attention is not a mental faculty, it's a spiritual faculty, and if we want to switch off the mind, we have to activate this attentive faculty. When we are attentive and fully concentrated, then the mind does not think. Thinking starts when the mind stops being focused, attentive, concentrated." - Satguru Sirio
"You say 'The Truth is uncatchable.'
Do you know why It is uncatchable?
Because the one who says that It cannot be caught does not exist.
Truth is already here, but something, a voice, is referring to Truth as 'It'.
But is there really something other than It to be able to refer to It as 'It'?
Or is It itself referring to itself as 'It'?
Because if you feel there is something else called 'a person' referring to It as 'It',
you will never find It. It will always be a theoretical 'It.
But when it is found that It alone exists, and only It can call itself 'It', then... that's It!" -Mooji
"When God says be still, He means to be still internally. He means to keep pushing forward, to be patient and calm, knowing that everything is working for our good. I know it is hard to shift the way we think, especially when our habits of worrying are deeply rooted, but we'll never truly grow or have an encounter with God until we let go of the anxious need to know and control everything." - @TheRealSweetSpot
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