Tag Archives: darkness
✨🌴Reading & Pondering Today 5-2🌴✨
“There is only one thing that can triumph over our lower self, our shadow self, and that is our higher self. And the higher self dwells within the highest love of all: the love of our Creator, in whom there … Continue reading
Reading & Pondering Today 3-15
“Let me not be deterred by the roughness of the road. The journey to enlightenment is not always easy. Only the darkness I have seen in myself can I then release to God. That process can be painful, but it … Continue reading
✨Reading & Pondering Today 1-17✨
“To embrace our shadow and derail the possibility of the Shadow Effect taking us down, we must open up to a greater truth about our humanness and what lurks beneath the surface of the person we believe ourselves to be. … Continue reading
✨🎄Reading & Pondering Today 🎄✨
“It’s extremely helpful to spend time each morning, even if only five minutes, using whatever meditation or prayer technique you relate to, to train your attitudinal muscles to think with love. At the beginning of each day, before you meet … Continue reading
Reading & Pondering Today 11-21
“Endless creativity is the natural state of my being. God is in a continuous state of creativity, flowing within and through me every moment. With each thought I think, I open to receive the imprint of divinity upon my consciousness. … Continue reading
Reading & Pondering Today. 11-15
miracles, “When you remember who you really are, and the glorious purpose of your existence here, then you will fall to your knees again—this time not in pain but in gratitude, overwhelmed by the blessing and privilege of having been … Continue reading
Reading & Pondering 9-21
“The universe itself is intentional, guiding all things to the actualization of their highest potential. This includes not only individuals, but also relationships. Love is always seeking us. The problem is how often we hide from it, scurrying away from … Continue reading
Reading & Pondering Today 7-15
“The soul is eternally whole and complete in God. An overexternalized worldview separates us from our souls, thus causing us to suffer; and only by reclaiming our souls can we end our suffering. This reclamation of our souls isn’t a … Continue reading
