“The highest God and the innermost God is One God.”
~ What We Believe, Ernest Holmes
Earlier today I asked Robbin what the word “re-calibrate” brought up for her. The following is what she said:
“From time to time, when I have gotten out of balance, living more from the physical aspect of myself; when I get caught in the matrix of doing… doing… doing… because I have been thinking… thinking… thinking…, so I can figure things out, I have to stop and “Pause for First Cause” (meditate), so that I can recalibrate. I come back to center and allow myself to be sourced and supplied from the Infinite All-Knowing Source and Supply that is within me. And when I live from this space, I find that thinking and doing are now aligned with my Spirit; and when all is balanced, I find myself being and expressing my True Self, with ease and grace. As Howard Thurman would say, “I belong more to God, than to self.”
Yes, I concur!
I am reminded that God, the Indwelling Presence, is a Three-Fold Being, within us, expressing Itself as (1) Invisible Consciousness/Causation, as (2) Mental/ Emotional/ Subconscious/Soul/ Creative Medium, and (3) Physical/Material Existence/Effect. Each aspect reveals the unique nature that is the inherent nature within every one of us.
It is when all three aspects of our being are aligned that we are divinely guided into right action in everything we think, say, and do; and we find ourselves in our right and perfect place.
The Pure Spirit, the Great I AM within us, yields Its universal consciousness of Love, Peace, Harmony, Wisdom, Order and Joy. This Presence imagines and accepts the creative vision of Its own divine nature flowing through the people & places, and things It mentally sees. The Manifestation that follows is filled with the essence of this, our divine agreement.
This process of re-calibration is spiritual practice, such as Spiritual Mind Treatment, Meditation, Affirmative Prayer, Breathing Exercises, Life Visioning, Yoga, Walking the Labyrinth, etc. The list of modalities goes on and on. However, do not forget that the objective of practicing re-alignment, is “the union of body, mind, and spirit, or the integration of the individual consciousness with the universal consciousness.”
The re-calibration takes place when we have the courage to stop time and time again and let God be God, in, through, and as us. And so it is.
“Today, I come back to Center and allow myself to be sourced and supplied&n bsp;by Pure Spirit.”
By Robbin G. Ruffner, RScP
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