Daily Inspiration, May 5th, 2020

“I will bless you with a future filled with hope—a future of success, not of suffering. You will turn back to me and ask for help, and I will answer your prayers.” (Jeremiah 29: 11-12, Contemporary English Version)

Our future is in the hands of the Almighty. He unfolds our next moment, our next hour, our next day and year. This is not predestination, some fate that we aren’t allowed to know, that may be either our glory or our doom. God’s assurances are based on His Principle, the spiritual reality of Life which He caused to be—good, successful, right, progressive, complete, satisfying.

We can turn back to God. We can look to Him afresh even when we may have been focused on physicality, material limits, time, age, human inadequacies. We can turn our eager faces and willing hearts each day back to our Source, to the One Who gave us Life, a Life that expresses His own immortal nature.

God is Love. We are the beloved. We can open ourselves up to hope and let that hope expand into expectation, deeper understanding, and greater vision. We can begin to realize that God has a tomorrow for us that is a revelation of eternal Life. This revealing may be fresh and surprising to us each day, but it has been completely prepared by God to show forth in us and to us the ceaseless, dynamic action of His Love.

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 30th, 2020

“Everything you do is marvelously breathtaking. It simply amazes me to think about it! How thoroughly you know me, Lord! You saw who you created me to be before I became me!” (Psalms 139:14, 16, the Passion Translation)

Our Creator, our Father-Mother, has always known us. We were conceived out of God’s own Love and His own artistry. He knows us inside and out and adores what He made. And He sees you, truly, as no one else can do.

God’s whole creation is breathtaking, awesome in scope and in precision and beauty. We can look at the world’s creatures, nature, the wide expanse of the globe and of the ideas that encompass it and be filled with awe. God’s marvelous conceptions are not only glorious, they continue to reveal themselves. There is always something new to know and to see and to experience.

God knows the complete idea as well as what must be shown forth in each fresh moment of human awakening. God thoroughly knows us, not only what we feel we are now, but what we are deep within. He sees the fullness of what we have yet to realize and to perceive and to be. God knows us intimately, delights in us perpetually, and graces us each day with new opportunities to be ourselves!

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 28th, 2020

“You can pass through his open gates with the password of praise. Come right into his presence with thanksgiving. Come bring your thank offering to him and affectionately bless his beautiful name!” (Psalms 100: 4, the Passion Translation)

Use your password! Get into that wonderful space of grace and goodness, contentment and joy. The gate is open to this heavenly place when we enter with praise. It’s through our celebration of God, of goodness, of Love, that we can feel that peaceful presence and safety and prosperity.

Let’s not stand outside the door, feeling locked out, or banging on it with our complaints and fears and sense of lack. Gratitude gets us in without delay. This thankfulness is our key and it fits best when we also warm it up with our affection. Resentful or obligatory thanks isn’t enough. Words without feeling, even reverence without love, can’t open our minds and hearts to the good that is ours to enjoy.

We can honor God, good, by recognizing that we do have access to all that God has. We are not separate from Life or Love or goodness. These ideas are within us and around us. As we cherish the qualities of God, claim their presence rather than arguing for their absence, our eyes are open to what is real, abundant, and rightfully ours.

Praise God Who loves you and invites you warmly in, through those open gates and into joy!

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 23rd, 2020

“Are you weary, carrying a heavy burden? Then come to me. I will refresh your life, for I am your oasis.” (Matthew 11: 28, the Passion Translation)

Your oasis isn’t a mirage. It isn’t some far off, unreachable hope. The Christ is at the ready now to refresh our lives, to lift that heavy burden, to free us and energize us.

This question is really an invitation to all of us. We are being called to our salvation, our rescue. That Christ-message of oneness with our Father-Mother is ours to accept. We can come into that divine presence and awareness, and in doing so, drop those mental and physical burdens at the feet of divine Love Herself.

And we needn’t pick up that baggage again. When we lean on infinite power, on the Almighty God, on that One Mind, on the Truth, the lies of limitation, doubt, heaviness, are annulled. We can become who we were made to be, the beloved of God, subject to His benevolent government, led by His kindness, supported by His strength.

This was Jesus’ message to us all. Come to me. Come into that saving awareness that you are not alone, small, mortal. You are God’s idea and never separate from His inspiration, His sustenance, His energy, His uplift, His sweet and tranquil oasis.

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 21st, 2020

“…let the peace that comes from Christ control your thoughts. And be grateful.” (Colossians 3: 15, Contemporary English Version)

We have peace. It is always available to us, an aspect of our very being, for the Christ is ours. This true nature that Jesus so beautifully demonstrated, is always ours. The mortal thought and the world’s distractions may make us lose sight of our own ability to be serene. But we can truly claim this quality at any time.

This tranquility within is based on reality. Jesus was peaceful because he knew that God was in control, was always with him, and that this God is Love. Jesus remained undisturbed even when storms raged around him. And this quiet assurance is ours as well. As we accept this fact of being, our thoughts become clear and ordered, governed by the spiritual Truth, not the presentation of material sense and emotions.

Allow this peace to be felt within. It is God’s own presence in us, so it is powerful, authoritative, and active for good. We can let this sweetness resonate with us, bringing enlightenment and radiating that peace to the world, naturally, as well.

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 16th, 2020

“And if you pour out that with which you sustain your own life for the hungry and satisfy the need of the afflicted, then shall your light rise in darkness, and your obscurity and gloom become like the noonday.” (Isaiah 58: 10, Amplified Bible Classic Edition)

Giving is always a blessing. It is a sunrise in our souls when we share of our own abundance. And, yes, we do have an abundance out of which to feed others, help them, and thus experience this brightness, peace, joy.

The riches you have are those qualities of goodness that come of God. They are uniquely expressed by you in the way you live, the ideas that you share and nurture, and mostly by the measureless quality of your love. Those spiritual attributes are not limited, and so your giving of them, as inspiration guides you, never depletes.

As we each share what we have, with an honest heart to benefit another, we are utilizing God’s own supply. This goodness never wastes away, and by its use we experience what we have. This enriches our own moments as well, awakens us to that inexhaustible substance of Love.

When a musician plays a song, he is not using up the notes or his own musicianship. He is giving music to others, feeling it himself, and gaining more skill, becoming more adept at what he does, and more confident to share it.

All our special gifts are like this. Those things that sustain us so well, can be given to others either by sharing human supply, supported by our pure intentions, or by giving through our own individual talents, our affection, our humor, our grace, and the powerful gift of sheer kindness.

Let the gloom dissipate in the glow of your natural generosity!

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 14th, 2020

“Invigorate my life so that I can praise you even more, and may your truth be my strength! I’ll never forget what you’ve taught me, Lord, but when I wander off and lose my way, come after me, for I am your beloved!” (Psalms 119: 175-176, the Passion Translation)

This plea is full of trust and expectancy. It is also glowing with gratitude and humility.

What a wonderful example of prayer! The psalmist begins by turning to God, but he doesn’t ask for things or for his own personal success. He asks his Father to vitalize his own life so that the writer can more actively praise God. It is a motive that certainly desires help but is also driven by a need to be what God would have him be, to reveal in his own experience the qualities he seeks.

This prayer acknowledges the strength of Truth and its place in the psalmist’s heart and thoughts. He honors this Truth as a needed aspect of living. It is an awareness of God that makes his course right and good.

But, humbly, the poet here also knows he doesn’t always get it right. He may wander off at times, forget what is most virtuous and true, be fearful or confused or in doubt. So, he adds a request that he be sought out by God when this happens. He demonstrates a willingness to receive guidance and be brought back home to God’s own plan. And while this is an earnest appeal, it contains an expectation of answered prayer.

I am your beloved. The psalmist knows this is a fact, and so his help must come, the guidance must be given, the rescue, the strength, the invigorated life will be provided. For Love must love. And we are all God’s beloved ones. Our prayers can affirm this, and we can also be ready for the influx and the embrace.

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Daily Inspiration, April 9th, 2020

“You see, God did not give us a cowardly spirit but a powerful, loving, and disciplined spirit.” (II Timothy 1: 7, the Voice Translation)

We all seem to have things that make us afraid. We feel vulnerable or threatened, either by people and circumstances in our lives, or by concerns about the future and what it might hold. We may take the stance that this is just who we are and even that it is justified.

But we can listen to this message and realize that it tells us the Truth. We are being read our rights. We have the right to be free, and the power to know this and to live it. Fear is bondage. But it isn’t legitimate. It’s not a quality of God, of our Life. What God didn’t give us, we don’t need to hold on to or attempt to justify as natural and valid.

God didn’t give us cowardice. He gave us, instead, a powerful, loving, and disciplined spirit. He gave us a sense of calm confidence, an awareness of Love, which antidotes fear.

And this isn’t about facing down fears with human bravery. It is about yielding to the power of divine Love with us and within us. We can release that fearful disposition that we may have come to accept. We are what God made us to be. Knowing this, fear dissolves and we are strengthened to progress, to live expansively, and to give freely and generously.

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 7th, 2020

“Open my eyes to see wonderful things in your Word. I am but a pilgrim here on earth: how I need a map—and your commands are my chart and guide. I long for your instructions more than I can tell.” (Psalms 119: 18-20, the Living Bible)

We are pilgrims. We are journeying on earth, seeking a holy place, and covering new territory every day. We may have a resolve to get where we are going, to understand more, to feel a true sense of being settled, home. But we also need a map. We need a guide.

God is at hand and He is leading us in each moment. His Word—that holy goodness, that truth of our lives, the reality of His presence—is our instruction and our protection. As we look to that divine compass, we find our true north, the direction that we need to go, and with it the energy and desire to walk forward.

Let’s allow God to open our eyes to our true path to peace. Let’s not get caught up in listening to what the ego and the world’s opinions tell us is the way to heaven on earth and beyond. God is heaven. He is here. God hasn’t left us in a foreign land to fend for ourselves. He has put us here to show forth His own glory, to spread the word of Life and Love, and to feel the sense of belonging that comes from oneness with God, discovering new vistas with each step we take along the way.

 

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Daily Inspiration, April 2nd, 2020

“At present mortals progress slowly for fear of being thought ridiculous. They are slaves to fashion, pride, and sense.” (Science and Health, page 68)

We seek progress and freedom. We hope to make an impact and to live satisfying lives. This is certainly our right and God’s intention.

But we may feel less than free and progressive when we become slaves to the temptations of material sense and the world’s idea of what success looks like. A preoccupation with what we look like to others, how on trend we are, how we compare to others and meet or beat their standards, is going to slow us down.

We may be timid about being ourselves, about remaining true to our higher spiritual insights and understanding. We may indeed be afraid of being thought ridiculous to others because we refuse to be slaves to some arbitrary ideal of the moment. We may be afraid that if we truly radiate the love in our heart, we will be seen as naïve or weak or deluded.

But if we truly seek to move forward in life—to be successful and also feel that integrity of being that is truly satisfying—we have to stop buying what the world is offering and begin to receive and live the Truth. We can surely enjoy life even more when we aren’t slaves but the free and authentic children of the Almighty God!

 

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