Heal Your Misperceptions

Heal Your Misperceptions
 
According to metaphysical thought, all of our problems stem from the idea and belief that we are separate from God. Our minds are split between two factions, 1) an ego mind that identifies with who we are as a limited, struggling body in an uncertain physical world, and 2) a free, joyful Spirit mind that is unlimited, abundant and eternally connected to God and the Oneness of all creation. 

The Spirit mind constantly whispers the truth to us as we experience change and conflict in our lives. It gently reminds us of who we really are; holy children of God, always loved by and in touch with our Creator. In God’s eyes, love is the only expression that is real. Anything else is an illusion. We heal the separation by remembering God whenever we experience fear. We let go of how we think things should be and let them be as they are. Our small part is to remember that everything works together for our highest good.

As we each wake up to Spirit, we’ll remember that we are so much more than what we appear to be ... in a body. We are spirit’s having a human experience. We are powerful beings of light, created in Her/His own image by a Spirit that is much more loving than we can imagine. Our Source is a Divine power that will laugh with us at our mistakes and gently embrace us into eternity. We'll discover that the answers we are searching for are not here in the material values of this world, but in our relationship with Spirit. God is always working through us to free us of our self-inflicted turmoil.

1. It’s up to us to have an open mind, and the willingness to let go of the thoughts that limit us.
2. It’s our responsibility to practice patience and non-judgment.
3. It’s our purpose to influence others to remember their holiness, and live a life of freedom and peace. If you aren’t certain what freedom means for you, ask during your next meditation time
4. Whenever you perceive in a way that is hurtful to yourself or others, remember that it is fear that is driving you. Step back and think about what you are thinking, doing, and saying. How can you switch your behavior from fearfulness to lovingness? Think less about being right, and more about being happy.