Morning Meditation Day 53
I see no one as guilty today.
Dear Friends,
Because I’ve been struck with a bout of laryngitis, your morning meditations will be written but will not include a recording for a while. Once I get my voice back, I’ll get back to the fun of recording them for you.
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MarianneI see no one as guilty today.
It is my choice whether to focus on someone’s guilt or on their innocence. It is my choice whether to blame or to bless. It is my choice whether to limit my perception to someone’s personality, or to recognize the innocence that lies in everyone.
Which choice I make determines my experience of myself, and thus my world. For what I choose to see in others I will see within myself. If I see guilt in others, I will feel guilty. As I release my attachment to blaming others, I will feel myself released.
God does not need me to police the universe. He needs me only to forgive, for love and love alone will right all wrongs.
Dear God,
Please remove from my mind
Any tendency to judge.
Help me to think as you think
and love as You love
For I know you love us all.
Amen.
I see no one as guilty today.
Join me on Nov 5th & 6th for LOVE IN ACTION. It's time to get profoundly practical with what we know to be true in our hearts.
Beautiful meditation. Defending Man and God is such a difficult task for us. But the ministry of the Light of Christ and of the Holy Spirit is just that. For this cause we are empowered by Truth to do the work of His ministry and see what is otherwise not only invisible, but challenged in every way as the opposite of experience.
Spiritual Apologetics defends Man as well as God in the face of pure evil and affirms the higher Truth that we are innocent at core just like our Creator. To find this to be true, even in one instance, truly is the Peace of God. It is the At-ONE-ment with all, God, Man, and all Creation.
I see the injustice, the corruption, the abuse, and destruction. One of the ways I will address it is by reading Psalm 94 as a prayer. Only the Holy God truly understands the life of an individual.
My Psalm reference has nothing to do with religion, but Justice for humanity.