(If I was in charge of the world ...), I felt moved to pick up my well-used & cherished copy (a 1984 edition I purchased in 1986 and have used ever since) of Louise Hay's book You Can Heal Your Life ... and it opened at random to the following meditation. I wish to share this morning. She writes:
In the infinity of life where I am,
all is perfect, whole and complete, and yet
life is ever changing.
There is no beginning and no end,
only a constant cycling and recycling
of substance and experiences.
Life is never stuck or static or stale,
for each moment is ever new and fresh.
I am one with the very Power that created me
and this Power has given me the power to
create my own circumstances.
I rejoice in the knowledge
that I have the power of my own mind
to use in any way I choose.
Every moment of life is a new beginning point
as we move from the old.
This moment is a new point of beginning
for me right here and right now.
All is well in my world.
all is perfect, whole and complete, and yet
life is ever changing.
There is no beginning and no end,
only a constant cycling and recycling
of substance and experiences.
Life is never stuck or static or stale,
for each moment is ever new and fresh.
I am one with the very Power that created me
and this Power has given me the power to
create my own circumstances.
I rejoice in the knowledge
that I have the power of my own mind
to use in any way I choose.
Every moment of life is a new beginning point
as we move from the old.
This moment is a new point of beginning
for me right here and right now.
All is well in my world.
and I add ... Blessed Be and so it is. Thank you very much ... words I learned from listening to Marianne Williamson talk about A Course in Miracles about 25 years ago and have adopted as my own ... in meditation and prayer.
Thought for Today
"I think of life itself now as a wonderful play that I've written for myself, and so my purpose is to have the utmost fun playing my part." Shirley MacLaine
Thought for Today
"I think of life itself now as a wonderful play that I've written for myself, and so my purpose is to have the utmost fun playing my part." Shirley MacLaine
6 comments:
Ahh! I "randomly" came to your page from Desperately Seeking Serenity and gosh I'm glad I did! Thank you!! ~lee
Thank you so much for sharing that!
Very lovely. Indeed motivating and exactly what I needed today :) Thank you.
Love this. Thanks for sharing and for joining in with the Monday motivator.
I've learned so much from Louise L. Hay--and I keep coming back to her, again and again.
Librarian Lee – I’m delighted you ‘randomly’ happened by from Mary Ann’s, and I hope you’ll return as time permits.
Mama Zen – You’re quite welcome ;--)
Sandy – How interesting that we each needed a similar message on this Monday. I’m delighted I was able to share something so relevant.
Yertle – I’m glad and you’re certainly welcome. Thanks for setting such a wonderful example. More often than not, your Monday motivators speak to me with relevance … no matter when I happen upon them.
Karen – I keep her book handy and refer to it often … especially when troubled by physical symptoms. More often than not, I find myself chuckling with recognition when I read what she has to say because she’s so ‘right on’ most of the time.
To all again – Thanks again for visiting and sharing your thoughts. I hope you had a wonderful week and are enjoying your weekend as well.
Hugs and blessings,
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