When you stop trying to make it happen and allow what is supposed to occur, occur, then you get to experience the mysteries of life.
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
MISSING SOCKS
Sorting clothes and wondering what happened to my other sock is my cue to practice mystery. What is your cue?
BUNDLES IN A FIELD
Growing up in a Jewish household, there were a few stories my Bubby used to tell me which continue to shape me today. One story was about how when we are born God would take you to a field that was covered with bundles. The bundle signified the troubles that you picked up to bring with you to Earth. The teaching from the rabbis was that if God were to bring you back to that field at the time of your death to pick another bundle, you would pick the same one. We would not do anything differently.
Sometimes we think we have to come up with a plan for our lives. We don’t the plan is there, we just have to stop and listen. I remember about 16 years ago being in a space in my life where I felt as if my life was in a shamble. I was going through multiple losses, which included my mother’s death, the end of a 9-year relationship, and the near passing of my son. It was a challenging time and I did not understand anything that was going on. I remember telling God that I was tired of trying to figure it out, so as the song says lead me, guide me, and order my steps in your way and then the magic started happening.
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Open yourself up to receiving the mysteries and blessings of life. Take a moment, breathe, relax, open yourself up. Just soak it in.
Monday, October 2, 2017
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Mystery is those things that do not fit neatly into the box we tend to create for our lives. It is those things which bring us joy and fear
Sunday, October 1, 2017
One Spirit, Many Voices
The October issue of One Spirit, Many Voices is now available for download http://inspiritual.biz/newsletters/
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Our relationship with the Infinite began before we were ever born. We may not remember the lessons taught us while in the womb, but they were taught.
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