One of the most powerful lessons I've learned is that everyone can be doing much more. We can do more to help the world, more and more we love ourselves. The reason is because we do not think we are insignificant.
Many of us are minimizing, we feel we are only tiny teeth in a sprocket. Change the world? Please. That is to presidents, world leaders, celebrities and holy men. I'm just one person. What can I do?
And even for those of us who do believe we can make a difference, I really do not appreciate how much we can do.
The reality is (and this is a deep lesson) that our perception of ourselves can decrease or increase our power. We are as powerful as we think so. Our thoughts and vision of ourselves, consciously or unconsciously, determines who we are and how much we exercise power.
Unfortunately, we are often not so important, and this is manifested in our actions. We treat others badly-or ourselves-because we think we do care about real or lasting way. Or not push us to make even small positive actions because at the end of the day do not know our true power. Then it becomes who we are.
On a spiritual level, this means that the next time you pray for someone or seek help attract and blessings for ourselves and for others, we have a weak capacity to generate change. Light says, "Remember what you thought yesterday? If you are not so important, then you're not so powerful, and I can not give light to create real change. Your actions clearly show that you do not see yourself as someone significant. "
When we know we have a purpose, that we are powerful and possess the ability to influence others, then we would not fall into the trap of acting negligible small. We are careful to avoid even the slightest negative action because we know that our actions lowercase are significant. Instead, we strive to make small actions positive because we know that for a soul as great as ours, every action is great.
When we are in this way, the Light of the Creator sees us and interact with us in similar ways. And so our words, prayers, blessings and become powerful and capable of creating great things. Again, this is because how we see ourselves is like the Creator sees us. When we see ourselves as powerful and determined, our words and actions are imbued with spiritual forces great.
This week, if you feel you're about to do something negative and small, stop and remember your importance. If you are struggling with the decision of whether or not to positive action, even a small, tell yourself, "I need to do this because what we do has far reaching consequences."
Practice this thought process and make you powerful in the truest sense, and also create a change in who you are. Remember, "When I see myself as an important and powerful get help from the Light to make significant changes and powerful.
Many of us are minimizing, we feel we are only tiny teeth in a sprocket. Change the world? Please. That is to presidents, world leaders, celebrities and holy men. I'm just one person. What can I do?
And even for those of us who do believe we can make a difference, I really do not appreciate how much we can do.
The reality is (and this is a deep lesson) that our perception of ourselves can decrease or increase our power. We are as powerful as we think so. Our thoughts and vision of ourselves, consciously or unconsciously, determines who we are and how much we exercise power.
Unfortunately, we are often not so important, and this is manifested in our actions. We treat others badly-or ourselves-because we think we do care about real or lasting way. Or not push us to make even small positive actions because at the end of the day do not know our true power. Then it becomes who we are.
On a spiritual level, this means that the next time you pray for someone or seek help attract and blessings for ourselves and for others, we have a weak capacity to generate change. Light says, "Remember what you thought yesterday? If you are not so important, then you're not so powerful, and I can not give light to create real change. Your actions clearly show that you do not see yourself as someone significant. "
When we know we have a purpose, that we are powerful and possess the ability to influence others, then we would not fall into the trap of acting negligible small. We are careful to avoid even the slightest negative action because we know that our actions lowercase are significant. Instead, we strive to make small actions positive because we know that for a soul as great as ours, every action is great.
When we are in this way, the Light of the Creator sees us and interact with us in similar ways. And so our words, prayers, blessings and become powerful and capable of creating great things. Again, this is because how we see ourselves is like the Creator sees us. When we see ourselves as powerful and determined, our words and actions are imbued with spiritual forces great.
This week, if you feel you're about to do something negative and small, stop and remember your importance. If you are struggling with the decision of whether or not to positive action, even a small, tell yourself, "I need to do this because what we do has far reaching consequences."
Practice this thought process and make you powerful in the truest sense, and also create a change in who you are. Remember, "When I see myself as an important and powerful get help from the Light to make significant changes and powerful.
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