How can I do everyday life and stay connected spiritually?
I once thought that I had to spend hours in prayer, meditation, and worship in order to please God. That was a long time ago when I saw God as something outside of myself—a deity out there somewhere who was waiting for me to mess up so he could punish me.
I’ve come a long way since then. Now, I know that there is no separation between me and my creator. God lives in and through me. My mind or imagination (based upon what I believe) is creating the reality I experience day to day. Therefore, everything is sacred. There is no line in the sand dividing my spiritual practice and my daily chores—the sacred and the secular. It’s all sacred and life is fun!
Christ is all encompassing—touching everything I experience. I see myself as Christ talking to God in my inner thoughts which never ceases. it requires that I keep a close observance on the thoughts going on in my inner world. You’ll perhaps sense what I’m trying to say as Brian Scott reads this transcript from Neville Goddard as he speaks about our Inner Conversations.
Change is something humans do not like very much, and yet it occurs all the time. We are not the same as we were ten years ago or even one year ago. Through uncertainty, we are urged to walk by faith and not by sight. The Coronavirus pandemic caused an already fragile concept of life to become even more unstable and our future even more uncertain. This global event can be seen as a catalyst for helping us move into all that we are and can be. Old ways that kept us stuck in detrimental world systems are being dismantled. Something new and better is emerging. I encourage you to trust the collective homecoming process and your own movement within this time of change. The change that we create for ourselves can be fun! Build your trust and believe that all your needs will always be met.
