Sunday, November 13, 2016

Wednesday, November 2, 2016

To Health

Have you ever fallen ill and found yourself thinking, “I can’t believe this is happening to me?”
That attitude can be more harmful than you think, says internationally acclaimed wellness speaker Caroline Myss. “One of the most painful things that you can tell yourself is that you are the exception to a rule,” she says. “That you are the exception to what happens to all living creatures. That, somehow or other, you are living outside the laws of life. That what breaks down everybody else’s body can’t touch yours. That somehow other people will age, but not you.”
Shake off your denial, Caroline says, and face reality: Illness can happen to anyone, no matter how healthy your lifestyle or how positive your attitude. You might be operating under the delusion, she says, that “if you are a positive person, negative things shouldn’t happen to you.”
If so, Caroline has some firm advice. “Now, you just stop that,” she says. “I want to put you in your bubble and say, ‘Well, what positive things do you think are protecting you? Is it your psychic positive? Your emotional? How about all your past lives? How about your future lives?’ If I got you in your bubble, you would start screaming, ‘Stop it.’ You can’t possibly know yourself that well.”
Here, Caroline explains why the sooner we accept that we’re not living outside natural laws, the sooner we can come to terms with illness—and begin healing.

His Peace

His Peace

by Gertrude Jefferies

Peace that passes understanding,
Peace that overflows my soul
Peace that moves me through strong currents,
When the angry billows roll.
Lifts me high upon the mountains,
Through the valleys make a way,
Even through greatest confusion,
It's His peace that saves the day.

It's the Presence of the Master,
that restores our inner man
It's the peace He gives his children,
Others cannot understand.
As we hold daily communion,
Get to know His heart and mind
We will always have this Presence,
And perfect peace we'll always find.

Sunday, October 30, 2016

"flows "

My trust in God flows out of the experience of his loving me, day in and day out, whether the day is stormy or fair, whether I'm sick or in good health, whether I'm in a state of grace or disgrace. He comes to me where I live and loves me as I am. ~~Brennan Manning~~