Creation is never ending... and neither are we as creators!
The whole of the world is the result of cause and effect... in fact the whole of the Universe (and whatever may be beyond) is the result of cause and effect.
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Temporary. Meaning “limited in time,” from the latin root ‘tempus’ meaning ‘time.’
That is what form is. That is what the body is.
Form cannot exist without time, and time cannot exist without form.
Read MoreForm changes.
Our experiences constantly shift and evolve and unfold. That is assured.
We have a concept in the Science of Mind called “demonstration.” A demonstration is the evidence in the world of form of what is happening in our mind. Mind is constantly at work, so demonstration is constantly unfolding. Many people will align demonstration with what many refer to as manifestation. Manifestation, for me, is an erroneous consideration because it implies on some level that something is coming from nothing. Nothing doesn’t exist. Demonstration takes into consideration that something is formed of something.
Read MoreHave you ever heard the quote of the mystic poet, Rumi, “You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop.”? Well, that’s what today is all about. Recognizing our immensity, our Universal nature. More than recognizing it, identifying AS it. We are the Universe as ourselves.
It feels like a BIG concept.
Read MoreThis meditation was particularly relevant to me. As I work on the various elements required to begin a non-profit business in Arizona I can sometimes easily feel buried beneath the bureaucracy. I have been in a sea of Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, budget and accounting decisions, not to mention figuring out how to launch the actual events that Tucson New Thought will initially offer! It can feel overwhelming. So I needed this today!
Read MoreIn today’s reading there is a sentence that is very relevant to the work we do. It is this, “…one of the first things the Practitioner has to do is separate the belief from the believer.”
It’s a nice theory. And we’ve grown past this.
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