Sunday, July 15, 2007
Not My Will
In the long run, it's easier to carry out our Higher Power's will than our own.
Attempting to make the rest of the world conform to what I think I want is a little like trying to push water uphill.
It's not only frustrating - it's exhausting.
Getting in touch with a Higher Power frees me from the trap of self-will.
I can move with the rhythm of reality instead of being stuck in fantasy.
I can discover how I can be useful and what it is we do best.
How can I be sure I'm doing my Higher Power's will?
There is, of course, no certain way to know, but what I rely on is an inner sense of lightness and rightness.
I pray for guidance, I ask for answers, I listen to my inner voice, and I talk to people whose opinion I respect.
I also believe if what I'm doing is not my Higher Power's will for me, I'll find out, since it won't work.
I ask to know my Higher Power's will for me today and the ability to carry it out.
Attempting to make the rest of the world conform to what I think I want is a little like trying to push water uphill.
It's not only frustrating - it's exhausting.
Getting in touch with a Higher Power frees me from the trap of self-will.
I can move with the rhythm of reality instead of being stuck in fantasy.
I can discover how I can be useful and what it is we do best.
How can I be sure I'm doing my Higher Power's will?
There is, of course, no certain way to know, but what I rely on is an inner sense of lightness and rightness.
I pray for guidance, I ask for answers, I listen to my inner voice, and I talk to people whose opinion I respect.
I also believe if what I'm doing is not my Higher Power's will for me, I'll find out, since it won't work.
I ask to know my Higher Power's will for me today and the ability to carry it out.
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God's will,
higher power,
self-will
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