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“God shares His function with you in Heaven, and the
Holy Spirit shares His with you on earth.” (A Course in
Miracles: T-12.VII.4:6-8).
I find these are inspiring thoughts
and they feel right to me, but I’ve been asking myself what they mean in daily living?
I see God as Creator and Sustainer,
and the Holy Spirit as energetically revealing the truest and purest way to
live on earth.
Listening to the Holy Spirit in
meditation sets the tone for my daily thoughts and actions; it gets me on the
right track. When I’m feeling relaxed, I think clearer and work through
situations with a positive attitude.
I can contact the Holy Spirit within
my mind when I’m feeling calm. First, I sit still and begin even breathing,
such as one count to inhale and one count to exhale. Then I listen for the
soothing stream of sound vibrations seemingly emanating from under the crown of
my skull. This is not a sound coming in through my ears. It is the sound of the
presence of the Holy Spirit.
In this state I feel clear and
positive. I bring a problem or situation to mind and ask the Holy Spirit for
guidance. Usually some ideas come to mind, which I write down in my daily
journal to follow through on. I am so thankful to have the Holy Spirit as my
best friend, my wisest friend while on earth.
When I’ve completed my assigned time
and tasks on earth, I look forward to energetically sharing in the ongoing work
of God: Creator of All, Sustainer of All.
Holy Spirit
Be always with me
My wisest friend on earth
Preparing me for a
Holy
Relationship with God.
Aligning with Our Function on Earth copyright © 2021 Susan Helene Kramer; photo credit Stan Schaap: farm in North Holland
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A meditation and yoga practitioner since 1976, Susan Kramer
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