1. Day 10: Commitment Speaks for Itself
Last night, I heard (ironically enough while I was cleaning my ear with a Q-tip) this: Let Commitment speak to you. I have quieted myself and relaxed into the place of the spacious Presence that loves me. I breathe and wait. HS: Dearest One, You are ready to hear the heart of commitment. The heart of commitment speaks for itself. I am closeness, stillness, and sureness wrapped into one powerful intention. I am wholly present in witness, breath and unfolding. I hold an every widening space for glory and wonder. Commitment is a joy of unspeakable power. Indeed, the universe experiences...
Read More1. Day 8: Willingness, A Force to Be Reckoned With
Here is what I hate about commitment. It feels forced, like the only way it will/can happen is if “I force myself against my will”. I don’t really believe this but there is background noise that seems to believe this in me. Me: What is it that feels like forcing? What am I doing to myself to feel this way? HS: Precious One, good morning my dear child, my own dear One. You still believe there is a FORCE other than you own. You believe there is Me and you. There is only One. Just as within you is every age you have been; the four year old accepting Christ, the nineteen year old...
Read More1. Day 9: Extending Love to My Self
Today I am stuck in the sinking mire of doubt. I feel pulled down by a flattening energy drain. I extend optimism and light to this thought. I am willing to be free from “stuck” because I am willing to extend love in whatever form “stuck” needs until flow is reestablished. This writing and expressing my own holiness is not fearful, it is how many will awaken to their holiness within. The joy and wonder we each feel is multiplied exponentially in all. The Oneness is beginning to make sense. The Force of Willingness is no longer feared. I am light and free in my own body. I nourish myself...
Read More1. Day 7: The Tale of Two Commitments
Every day I come to “Extending Love to Commitment” and something new appears. Today two commitments faced off. Which one won? Keep reading. I have always believed the struggle is not between Good and Evil. The real difficulty that cannot be solved in the mind alone is between Good and Good. When you begin to see all-is-good then you are really in for a heart lesson. This morning I woke at 5am and still had not decided whether to go to a training event (our business was running for our members) or to stay home for my committed day of writing. Imagine the face off of two perfectly good...
Read More1. Day 6: Judgment Meets It’s Maker
I frequently begin a post with my thoughts, as that is how I live. As I am aware of my thoughts and how I relate to them so goes my day. How I relate to my thoughts produces my experience. So I extend space to my thoughts. I am afraid I will lose myself and not feel joy in the face of commitment. I love a fluid space in which to work, I instantly give myself rules and quotas and am hard and judgmental when I commit to a task, whether it is going to the gym, eating well or taking care of business. It is the powerful judgment that seems to arise in me I don’t like to feel, it makes me feel...
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