Early memories of deprivation easily create a fear of scarcity. On days when shortage seems likely, it can be difficult to remain grounded with a strong belief in abundance. Today I will remind myself of the many moments of providence I have experienced. There is a richness of grace and supply surrounding me as I open my heart to receive, as I reach out my hands to offer support to others, as I acknowledge the resentment and fear I hold that creates walls and divides, as I surrender my frantic attempts to control, and as I connect to the ample ‘enoughness’ that resides within me and surrounds me.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
STANDING IN ABUNDANCE
Early memories of deprivation easily create a fear of scarcity. On days when shortage seems likely, it can be difficult to remain grounded with a strong belief in abundance. Today I will remind myself of the many moments of providence I have experienced. There is a richness of grace and supply surrounding me as I open my heart to receive, as I reach out my hands to offer support to others, as I acknowledge the resentment and fear I hold that creates walls and divides, as I surrender my frantic attempts to control, and as I connect to the ample ‘enoughness’ that resides within me and surrounds me.
Early memories of deprivation easily create a fear of scarcity. On days when shortage seems likely, it can be difficult to remain grounded with a strong belief in abundance. Today I will remind myself of the many moments of providence I have experienced. There is a richness of grace and supply surrounding me as I open my heart to receive, as I reach out my hands to offer support to others, as I acknowledge the resentment and fear I hold that creates walls and divides, as I surrender my frantic attempts to control, and as I connect to the ample ‘enoughness’ that resides within me and surrounds me.
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