Affirmations:
I now give my all to all.
Appreciation works for everyone.
Being grateful for what I have makes it better.
Life is a learning to be happy and thankful.
Can we
respond with full appreciation?
Things are
moving.
Is there
time to express gratitude?
Can we be
fully trusting and thankful?
What
does it take to count our blessings?
Are we
willing to pause and rejoice?
Are we
able to stop pushing?
We really
do have a choice.
We can
be aware of the changes we have known.
We can
count them better or worse.
We cannot
know what has gone before us.
We cannot
know what will come after us.
How
do we really know in the world of relativity?
How do
we know what it is like to be isolated and imprisoned?
How do
we know what it feels like to be lost and afraid with no one?
How do
we know to have no food, water or rest for days?
We
cannot know nor do we want to, for to imagine sets it all in place.
We can only
know what we have and where we are as we are.
We can
place a judgment of complaining, comparing, and despairing.
Or we can
judge that we are grateful, giving and prospering in every way.
Yes, it
is ours to choose or lose or snooze.
Life can be
a place of eternal loss or gain or nothing at all.
This is the
choice of each one of use.
We can live
fully and freely at choice or die as victims.
Those
who despair call forth desperation.
Those who
complain seek commiseration.
Those who
choose wisely with gratitude enjoy their own fullness.
Those who
call forth joy and celebration begin anew every day.
Things
are changing always in us and around us.
Life is
constantly moving and we steer its course.
We can
drown in the fears and tears of humanity.
Or we can
ascend together in the love and gratitude for one another.
Now it
our time to let go and flow with transformative change.
In the flow
let us guide our course to lift out of pain and into joy.
Let us
together open our minds to see and follow the Light and delight.
“Be
not conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind.”
Loving
you and me as we ascend together in gratitude and grace.
Betty Lue