November 16, 2012

Today's Truth and Beauty: True abundance can be enjoyed by relenting to the evenflow of the source. En♥, -me!

Have you ever realized how much better things seem to be when you just take a step back, breathe, and let go? Authentic abundance is accompanied by an indescribable peace of mind, and that peace does not dwell in resistance. The truth and beauty is in releasing the controlling hold we habitually desire to have over life's occurrences.

"Let it be, let it be

Let it be, let it be

Yeah, there will be an answer

Let it be"  

– The Beatles, Let it Be

"You could give it all away, give it all and be unstoppable

All away, everything is really possible

All away, you never really own it anyway

It’ll all fall in place, if you just let go"

– Jason Mraz, 5/6

From My Cocoon, 12/22/12, 12:11:07 PM
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November 9, 2012

Today's Truth and Beauty: Abundance is never scarce. En♥, -me!

Some resources are unceasing. Due to the limitations of our physical bodies, they may seem intangible and invisible. Yet, the truth and beauty is in knowing that if we commit to opening to the ethereal elements, we can come to experience the endless fields of supply that are never meager or sparse.

From My Cocoon, 12/19/12, 12:18:00 PM
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November 8, 2012

Today's Truth and Beauty: Metaphysical abundance deems physical lack an illusion, immediately manifesting there, here. En♥, -me!

The abundance we aspire to is already ours. The truth and beauty comes in recognizing that we can begin to experience it the moment we press past the obsolete images of our deficit. Just beyond the veil of stormy residue lies a rainbow.

From My Cocoon, 12/19/12, 11:53:32 AM
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November 6, 2012

Today's Truth and Beauty: Abundance is the promise of the ability to give. En♥, -me!

I once heard someone say, "I give out of my abundance," and that got me to thinking about the biblical imagery in Psalms 23:5 of the cup that runneth over. When water is continuously poured into a cup that is already filled to capacity, the cup can (1) allow someone to drink from its abundance, (2) allow its abundance to be poured into another cup, or (3) allow its abundance to spill over onto another surface. Either alternative grants that the abundance is regifted, whether intentionally or not. Similarly, we can compare our own physical and metaphysical abundance to that of the cup. The truth and beauty is in knowing that we are continually filled from an infinite source; and, though we may be able to receive it, by design, we certainly don't have the room to contain ALL that we receive. There is definite assurance in our resources, so we can follow that compulsion to give and share with peace of mind.

From My Cocoon, 12/13/12, 2:13:24 PM
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