October 18, 2021
My will versus God’s will?
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If we want to experience the undivided harmony of God’s ever-present kingdom, we have to play our part. We must be willing to submit to God’s will instead of insisting on our own.
I continue to practice obedience to the persuasions of the divine Mind, God, including listening, pausing, reflecting, and comforting. By doing so, I have found a definite lessening of willful impulse.
Reflecting God, divine Mind, we cannot resist treating other people as they would want to be treated. We effortlessly and willingly do so.
In the universe of eternal Mind, every useful idea is already conceived and complete. We are simply witnesses to the unfoldment of that idea in all its orderly detail.
I knew that, regardless of matter-based perceptions of life and death, I am always with God, always spiritual, and therefore, always alive.
One summer, our family rented a house by the ocean.
I felt that an adjustment had taken place in my foot.
After his resurrection, Jesus was seen multiple times over a forty-day period.
