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Monday 10/04/1999
The practice of meditation and spiritual disciplines must be held up by a foundation of steadfastness, otherwise one would quit early on when the desired results were not forthcoming. There is "divine timing" to realization.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Tuesday 10/05/1999
One conscious breath can change your mind.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Wednesday 10/06/1999
Resist being pulled down by negative moods--being a martyr or victim--by practicing contentment each moment. The true practice of contentment requires that we remember who we are as divinity Itself.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Thursday 10/07/1999
Cultivate healthy environments that support you in remaining steadfast in your spiritual practice. Be willing to set limits around indulging in addictions or moods--either your own or participating in those of others.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Friday 10/08/1999
Attachment leads to indulgence and the tamasic (destructive) energy that goes with it.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Saturday 10/09/1999
The devotee who is able to remain centered in Self-realization, who rests in the peace of the soul in meditation, is able to sense God's presence in the activities of daily life.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Sunday 10/10/1999
"Dana," or charitable giving, is an opportunity to change our consciousness from lack to abundance--from being separate and apart to being directly connected to the Source of all good.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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