I awaken to the precious light of a new day and set the intention to use it all for good.
I am grateful for the possibilities today. Centered from the awareness of my Divinity, I wisely know what is mine to give: I generously give whether it be love, a simple smile or helping someone in more concrete ways.
My heart and mind are open to receive whatever is given knowing I can use anything for good when I remember my Divine Nature.
Each and every moment is an opportunity to learn; each and every moment is an opportunity to teach what I am. When I think I am a separate and vulnerable ego, I teach that through my words and actions. When I know my Divinity, I demonstrate that with ease and grace.
When I am aware of limiting and defining someone by my judgments of them, I take a deep breath and re-center into the awareness of Allness. Forgiveness naturally happens when I am willing to let go of everything I have added to another’s person’s innate Divinity. In that moment, I behold the Divine, all is well and there is nothing to forgive.
At the end of this day, may my heart be filled, my hands emptied and my mind at rest.
Jesus Christ, the great Way Shower, taught peace, compassion, forgiveness, and love. His teachings changed lives 2,000 year ago, and they are just as relevant today. As I invest time in the Silence this Easter day, I consider how to fully express the qualities of the Christ Principle through demonstrating Christ Consciousness.
I draw my attention to my Divine Wisdom, Understanding and Desire (Love). Awakening my awareness of the Christ Principle, I discover ways to better express peace, compassion, forgiveness, and love. I revel in the life springing up in and around me and experience the world form a new perspective. I use the Christ Principle to give life to Christ Consciousness! I see through the eyes of love, hear with the ears of compassion, and speak words of forgiveness.
By following the teachings of Jesus, investing time in the Silence and developing the Twelve Powers, the Christ is alive in me this Easter day.
Established in my Divine Identity, I open my heart and mind
to a new order in my consciousness.
As I make progress on my spiritual path, I acknowledge and embrace it. I see how I use my Divine Powers to lift myself into new ways of thinking, feeling and being. I express my Divine Nature; I experience the peace that comes with new spiritual understanding.
My quest for Truth is life-long; I joyously dedicate and establish myself in it. I open my heart and mind to a new order in my consciousness. My mind is most receptive when I invest time in The Silence. Faith in my Divine Identity linked with the desires of my heart generates useful ideas to act upon.
An ever greater new order is established in my consciousness when I pray and meditate in the Silence. At the same time, I am innately Divine in potential and I am growing into a fuller awareness and expression of my Divinity.
I am Divine. Therefore, I am and have everything I need to succeed. What an empowering idea! My Divine Power is greater than any difficulty. I tap into my Divine Understanding, Wisdom and Will to make wise choices in order to navigate unexpected barriers. From the awareness of Oneness, I am successful in overcoming any challenge and achieve my goal.
Using Divine Love, I desire the right and perfect outcome. My consciousness harmonizes and unifies around my heart’s desire. I bring accord into any seemingly chaotic situation. I use Divine Strength to persevere to stay the course until I overcome any circumstance.
I use Divine Faith and Strength to be patient and believe what I desire is already done in consciousness! I use Divine Imagination to envision and conceptualize the way to the best outcomes. I achieve my dreams. I prevail. I am Divine! I am successful!
From practicing the Silence, I experience inner peace in my daily life.
Unity co-founder Charles Fillmore lauded time in the Silence as follows: “The highest form of prayer we know is quietly entering the inner chamber within the soul, shutting the door to the external thought of daily life, and seeking conscious union with God.” The Silence is the stillness I find within my own consciousness. The more I practice turning my attention inward and resting in Silence, the more inner peace I feel throughout the day.
Today I give myself the gift of peace. A few moments in the Silence bring peace to my mind and heart, and help me maintain peaceful relationships. I renew my vow to invest time each day in the Silence which naturally gives rise to an abundance of inner peace.
Free from fear, I celebrate the gifts of vulnerability.
As I experience my Divine Identity, my heart is open to give, receive and be love.
There are not many forms of Power, there are many ways in which we use Power. When I use Power to activate beliefs underlying my fears, I want to protect myself like a knight in armor. My defenses seem to shield me from what I fear but also block authentic human connection. As I release any belief about whether I am good enough, I free myself to grow into my full potential. As I release the fear of getting hurt, I free myself to feel more of my feelings. Knowing at depth that I am worthy, I open my heart to give and receive love freely.
I choose vulnerability rather than defensiveness, humility rather than aggression. I allow my heart to open to all that is, to live from a center of love, and to treat others as I would like to be treated. As I shed my armor and embrace my vulnerability, I allow myself to live fully, Free from fear, I celebrate life.
When I use my imagination to envision the future I desire, I know that simply imagining it will not make it happen. I use the Power of Faith to believe what I imagine will manifest as I take action. Sometimes what I imagine is the next logical step in a familiar path; other times, it calls for a new path. Either way, I use my innate Divine Understanding and Wisdom to know what to think, say and do.
A hibernating bear relies on her inner wisdom to know when spring has come and it is safe to lead her young cubs out of the den. As I faithfully believe what I imagine is possible, I know when it is time to emerge from my den of contemplation and begin to manifest my ideas. Faith fuels my readiness to take action. I have faith in my ability to manifest the life of my dreams.
Spiritual practices can include time each day for meditation and prayer, sacred service, and reading scripture and other inspirational writings. The times I devote to a deep, sitting meditation deepen and anchor my awareness of my Divinity. I know I am the very principle of Love … I use Love to be a loving presence in my everyday life.
These practices and devotions to my Divinity are just the beginning. I am fortified and renewed in the knowledge that my Divine Nature is present and usable in every situation throughout my day. Regardless of the situation, I remember my Divinity and the Divinity of others. I express peace, gratitude, and generosity – during good times and difficult times. I experience joy during every moment of my life.
I am Divine, I am kind-hearted with myself and others.
Every day is an opportunity for kind-heartedness. When I feel disconnected from others, I pause, take a deep breath and remember my Divinity. My heart opens and I remember that I am ultimately not separate from others and they are Divine.
If I experience the discomfort of not forgiving myself or others, I pause and remember my Divinity. I remember to see with my “Divine Sight.” I am kind with myself and others. When I am kind-hearted, my heart is open to greater possibilities … even infinite possibilities.
If I have been unkind or harsh with others, I pause, take a deep breath, and focus from Spiritual Consciousness. My heart takes the lead in making amends when necessary. In the process, I am mindful of my innate wholeness; happiness naturally arises. As I practice open-heartedness and compassion for myself and others, I develop the capacity to let go of any inhibiting attachments.
I remember I am using and limiting Divine Ideas and Laws to manifest my humanness. I may make mistakes; I use them to learn and grow. I pause, take a deep breath, and re-limit Divine Ideas and Laws so that I am more compassionate and open-hearted.
An artist can seamlessly craft an erroneous brush stroke into a new and beautiful part of a painting. The painter is self-forgiving and not self-condemning. An apparent mistake is transformed into something new. In my everyday life,, I can turn errors into opportunities for growth and transformation.
To transform an error into a new and positive experience, I let go of attachment to what happened or what should have been. I release my ego attachments and I open myself to beautiful opportunities through remembering my Divine Nature. I feel energized and embrace unlimited possibilities. I let go of the old and re-create what emerges on the canvas of my life. I can and do transform error into new experiences that are good for me and bless others. As I forgive and move forward, I create my life as I want it to be inspired from my Divine Nature.
