April 15, 2014
Discernment
In the Silence, I find the answers I seek.
When
I need guidance, I go directly to the source of divine wisdom. I close
my eyes and relax into my breath. I gently release the chatter in my
mind, letting thoughts drift away like faint clouds sweeping across a
blue sky. Settling into this silent place of peace, I find the
all-knowing mind of God. I ask, rest, and listen.
God’s will is always for the highest good of all concerned. It reveals next steps that unfold easily without force or manipulation. Divine guidance nudges me toward my good. I recognize its wisdom as an inner knowing and a feeling of peace in having received the answers I seek.
God’s will is always for the highest good of all concerned. It reveals next steps that unfold easily without force or manipulation. Divine guidance nudges me toward my good. I recognize its wisdom as an inner knowing and a feeling of peace in having received the answers I seek.
Do
not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of
your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God—what is good
and acceptable and perfect.–Romans 12:2
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