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Saturday 11/13/1999
Following one's bliss is to follow the expression of the soul as the Higher Self intends it to be. We are all here with a divine plan and purpose to our existence. To follow our bliss is to follow the activity of Spirit in and through us.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Sunday 11/14/1999
Those who are spiritually awake realize that there is one focus and purpose for life and one only. That purpose is the realization of the Indwelling Divine Self. This is the key to being in the world but not "of it." Everything that we do, we do for God-realization.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Monday 11/15/1999
At the core of our being, we are already divine. There is no need for spiritual practices for the sake of creating a spiritual condition. Spiritual practices merely clear away the obstructions to perceiving the truth of who we are.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Tuesday 11/16/1999
Devotees on the spiritual path who cling to their rules and rituals without clearing the heart of greed, attachment, and pride suffer when they do not get the results they are seeking. Even spiritual work is to be given up to God as an offering without expectation of return.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Wednesday 11/17/1999
The One Divine Life is all there is. In a practical sense in our daily life this means that we recognize all as Divine--everyone and everything.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Thursday 11/18/1999
When we are no longer attached to the outcome of our actions, we experience inner composure and the contentment that is natural to the soul.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Friday 11/19/1999
To be engaged in what we do and never once forget about God, this is the goal. The more we are aware that we do what we do in and for God, the easier and more accessible this lofty goal becomes.
Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
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