| HIS BUTTON END --> | | | | co-creation in the words of Henry David Thoreau: |
| Your best is going to change from moment to | | | | I learned this, at least, by my experiment; that if |
| moment. Under any circumstance, simply do your | | | | one advances confidently in the direction of his |
| best, and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse, | | | | dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has |
| and regret. | | | | imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in |
| We all need to learn to love ourselves more — | | | | common hours. He will put some things behind, will |
| to accept what is — and what isn’t | | | | pass an invisible boundary; new, universal and more |
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and make it all okay! | | | | liberal laws will begin to establish themselves around |
| I’m not sure where this quote came from but | | | | and within him; or the old laws be expanded, and |
| I think it fits here -"We learn wisdom from failure | | | | interpreted in his favor in a more liberal sense, and he |
| much more than from success. We often discover | | | | will live with the license of a higher order of |
| what will do, by finding out what will not do; and | | | | beings. |
| probably he who never made a mistake never made | | | | Once God puts something in our hearts for us to do, |
| a discovery." | | | | we are to lock in on what it is that has been called |
| Don’t just study what others have to say | | | | for us to do. Our responsibility is to do what we |
| — don’t mimic what others do | | | | know to do. We are responsible for the WHAT and |
| — YOU have a purpose here — do | | | | we let God fill in the HOW |
| YOUR best
| | | | The most current wisdom I am learning AGAIN |
| I was ordained as a New Thought Minister and The | | | | — is to Let GO — SURRENDER to the |
| New Thought movement isn’t about learning | | | | PROCESS of Life
that’s what it means to |
| Ernest Holmes and Charles and Myrtle Fillmore
| | | | surrender to God — or to Good
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| What they have invited us to do is to experience | | | | I’d like to close this passage with a-piece sent |
| what they have experienced
| | | | to me by a friend — it’s the metaphor |
| There were times during my first few years in | | | | for our lives — |
| Ministry that I wasn’t sure I was doing my | | | | Rising against gusting breeze, a kite flies. Tethered |
| best
I did all the things I’ve shared not to | | | | but by a simple string, wind caressing its face, trailing |
| do — that’s how I knew to tell my | | | | tail behind, up, up, up it climbs. Flittering side to side. |
| students!! | | | | Dipping, lilting, skirting, ever taunting its line, "Higher, |
| We are NOT the creators of the Universe
The | | | | higher, higher, " |
| World is in continual evolution — We are | | | | Let the string roll too rapidly from its spindle, and the |
| responsible to be conscious of the process in our | | | | wind loses its grasp. Hold on too tightly, and the kite |
| lives
We are co-creators. | | | | can't possibly rise. Loose and hold at the 'just right' |
| When you recognize yourself as a co-creator with | | | | moments, the kite soars. Effortlessly, serenely, flirting |
| God, you have access to unlimited power and an | | | | with the very heavens. |
| unlimited future. There is a beautiful description of | | | | |