"Denials"

"By persistently challenging false,
limiting beliefs through denial, we get
over our personal, myopic view of life;
we claim, in truth, our expansive
Divine Identity that contributes to the
well-being of all."
-Linda Martella-Whitsett

Before we are born, while we are
still being carried in our birth mother's
womb, we begin to accept beliefs that
are not necessarily true.

These beliefs have been shared from
generation to generation, and they hold
us back from our highest good.

Limiting beliefs about our own potential
that keep us from remembering that
we are spiritual beings having a physical
experience.

Beliefs that keep us in unfair comparisons
and don't appreciate the unique, wonderful
creation we are.

As we become aware of these beliefs, we
can use the practice of denial. We deny
the appearance of these beliefs that limit
us.

An example of denial from Linda's book is
"I deny the idea that I deserve to suffer for
unenlightened thoughts, words, or actions."

I invite you to read "How to Pray Without
Talking to God--moment by moment,
choice by choice" by Linda Martella-Whitsett.

Let Us Pray:
We acknowledge Spirit within every cell of
our bodies and in every place and part of
the Universe. We deny that we are less than
a beautiful creation of our Creator. We deny
the appearance of separation. We are One.
And, so it is, and, so we let it be. Amen.

Wishing you the highest and best as we
continue on this journey growing in
awareness of who we are, and what we are
meant to be.

Love,
Sandy

"Affirmative Prayer"

"Instead of asking God to change us,
other people, or our conditions, we
affirm the highest truth revealed in the
moment." -Linda Martella-Whitsett

People send me requests for prayer
all of the time wanting to change
people or life circumstances.

I pray with them, but I don't pray
begging a god out there somewhere
to change things for the person or
their loved ones.

As our quote states, we pray affirming
the highest truth in the moment.

When we see someone suffering it
doesn't help them if we get into the
problem and just visualize the problem.

In affirmative prayer we know the truth
that they are whole, they are wisdom,
they are the abundance they seek.

They are the Christ in expression. They
have Spirit moving in and through them,
as them. There is no separation.

Let Us Pray:
I am whole. I am fully Divine expressing
and living my life. I surrender to the
truth of this knowing, and am grateful.
And, so it is, and, so we let it be. Amen.

I'm continuing to grow on this journey,
and am so grateful that I have fellow
travelers like you supporting me.

Grace-filled blessings,
Sandy