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Thursday 11/25/1999
There is a spiritual way best suited to each temperament type. The way of contemplation suits the introverted nature as does the way of action in the world suit the extroverted nature.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Friday 11/26/1999
There will be times on the spiritual path when the way of action will predominate, and others when the way of contemplation will be most appropriate.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Saturday 11/27/1999
One who can be engaged in activity with a mind that is not attached to the action, is free indeed.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Sunday 11/28/1999
It would seem that in order to have our needs met, we should work harder in the world and focus more strongly on how to succeed in life. The spiritual life tells us that the reverse is true: to truly prosper we must focus our attention on our relationship with Spirit. When we do that, all else follows and our needs are easily provided for.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Monday 11/29/1999
When we offer our actions to the Higher Self, even though we may be engaged in difficult work, it is self-renewing.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Tuesday 11/30/1999
When we complete a task that has been a conscious co-creation with the Higher Self, whatever the outcome, there is a sense of gratitude. If our purpose is to serve and deepen the relationship with the Self, whatever happens can serve this goal.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Wednesday 12/01/1999
Those who live purely to serve, purely to participate in the healing of our world bring the light of Spirit into the world. Such a light is evident, and shines for all to see. The world, in its weariness, finds such light inspiring.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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