Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Blessings”
Counting My Blessingsby Nancy Bowers, RScP Each night, as I look back over the day, I am filled with gratitude. I search my mind, trying to uncover the best moment embedded in it, and I’m flooded with an awareness of the perfection of Spirit. I see so many instances that had I been the one calling the shots, I’d have likely orchestrated differently, but thankfully I am not in control, so it unfolds as it …
Treatment for People with Broken Hearts Marilyn O’Leary, Practitioner Emeritus For all people in mourning, I bless them with comfort. For all people who have lost a loved one, I bless them with comfort. For all people who are caretaking, I bless them with strength and patience. For all people who are experiencing pain, I bless them with strength, and no pain. For all people experiencing dis-ease, I bless them with health. For all people …
A Prayer for Equanimityby Marilyn O’Leary, RScP Because God is All, because Spirit infuses the Universe with Power, Creativity, Love, Peace, Joy, I know I am one with It, and all who read this are one with It. Being one with Spirit, I am blessed. The Power of Spirit is available to me. Despite the news of the world, I am at peace. I know that, just like me and you, there are millions of …
With the New Yearby Chaplain Tilia Giron, RScP, Ph.D. With the New Year, a time to reflect and choose is upon us. We can pause and recognize our blessings, goodness, grace, love and prosperity, whether physical, financial, relational, emotional or whatever we hold most dear and meaningful. We may be especially grateful for these blessings when in the midst of turmoil. In recognizing our blessings we can create even more of them. We can also …
Surrendering to Serenityby Carol S. Helms, RScP Thirty-two plus years ago a wise woman thought me a lesson or two about practical sobriety, which opened the door of my mind to sanity, which unveiled the path of serenity. I recently sat outside MD Anderson in Houston, masked and waiting as my 96 year old mom had a cancerous sore on her leg assessed for the best course of treatment. I brought a big bag of …
