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Expressing Peace. Daily Word (2). 78.
Today’s Daily Word says, “We have spiritual power and through our peaceful thoughts, words, and actions, we can create a peaceful world…….I think peace, speak peace, and act in ways that foster peace. I am a peace maker.” The daily word: World Peace. By today — Day 78 — it must be obvious that I […]
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Expressing Peace. Sneaky Peace. 77.
Sneaky peace sneaked up on me today. What a beautiful surprise. It was a beautifully focused day because I was in the “flow”, as written about by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (and discussed in an earlier Expressing Peace). Highly productive. Fast-moving. Almost totally head-down and creating. Then, all of a sudden, I was finished. Work was over. The […]
In: Commitment, Energy, Inner Peace, Joy, Oneness, Peace, Prayer, Thanksgiving, Zeal · Tagged with: Joy, Oneness, Peace, praying, Prosperity, spiritual simplicity
Expressing Peace. Pray Again. Again. 75.
I want you to pray again. Again. Create a moment and enjoy praying. Pause. Then pray again. Another pause. Pray again. You can probably think of something you do and when you do it again, it feels better (stronger, lighter, bolder, happier…). And the third time is better still. You’ll feel that with praying. I’m […]
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Expressing Peace. Doing Time. 74.
We should all be doing time. I’m not saying we should be imprisoned, although many of our perceptions of time are sort of imprisoning. We make time, take time, steal time, save time, spend time, waste time — all of which create a bit of guilt by which we let time (there’s never enough!) imprison […]
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