I will receive whatever I request.
12-5-2024
I am grateful for Hollie’s notes this morning as they pointed out to me that this lesson is about turning desires over to God more than choosing positivity.
Yesterday I was reading up … continue reading
I am grateful for Hollie’s notes this morning as they pointed out to me that this lesson is about turning desires over to God more than choosing positivity.
Yesterday I was reading up … continue reading
“His thoughts can frighten him, but since these thoughts belong to him alone, he has the power to change them and exchange each fear thought for a happy thought of love.” (1.5)… continue reading
“You Who created me in sinlessness are not mistaken about what I am. I was mistaken when I thought I sinned, but I accept Atonement for myself. Father[/Mother], my dream is ended … continue reading
The title of this lesson brought a smile. The reminder of my true Self was a balm this morning. And the prayer of the lesson was beautiful.
Hollie shared in her notes … continue reading
“And love will come whenever it is asked.”
In her notes on this lesson, Hollie related love to water flowing and filling in where there is an open area. She said … continue reading
“What but Christ’s vision would I use today?”
In Hollie’s notes she tells a story of bad customer service and how we all expect to be treated well by store … continue reading
Hollie offered a beautiful commentary on this lesson. She shared the image of a rose lit up by the Sun. We can see the rose in its lovely blooming state – this … continue reading
I am trying to get this lesson to speak to me. Does it contain something to serve me today?
My body does not feel neutral today – lots of aches and pains … continue reading
123] I thank my Father for His gifts to me.
124] Let me remember I am one with God.
“Love, which created me, is what I am.” (L229)
(My mantra this morning.)
This … continue reading
Salvation, being the knowing of the Presence of Love within us, is what we seek. The first two paragraphs of the lesson are reminding us of this. My thoughts return to my … continue reading