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Saturday 08/30/2003 When we are lacking or impoverished in some way, the essence of awareness comes to fill us with divine wisdom and reveals the completeness of our own True Nature. Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
Sunday 08/31/2003 When we are caught in despair, the essence of bliss comes to comfort us and is revealed as the true contentment of the soul. Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
Monday 09/01/2003 Quiet the restless activity of the mind to experience peace and happiness. Refuse to be tossed about by the stressful waves of worry, or the roller coaster of excitement and disappointment. Live in the world with inner freedom and unconditional happiness. Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
Tuesday 09/02/2003 The real home, the true place where God dwells and where we find life, is the heart--the center of our being. For our physical home to be a place where we experience God's presence, it must also be so in our own hearts. Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
Wednesday 09/03/2003 It is not the physical structure that makes a home a dwelling where the divine light shines forth but the way that people occupy it. What goes on there each day and how do people treat each other? When a home is a place of peace--of caring, love, awareness, and appreciation for life--we can feel it when we walk through the door. Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
Thursday 09/04/2003 Dedicate your home as a place of blessing. This purifies the heart and brings forth an awareness of the divine presence right where we are. When we have the intent of blessing we are more likely to act in accordance with our divine nature-to be generous, patient, and kind. We are signed on to override the ego's quick draw to irritability, selfishness, or pride. Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian
Friday 09/05/2003 The energy of prayer infuses your home environment like a sweet fragrance. The same discipline of the monastery that supports the monks in practicing the presence of God through regular times of prayer can be easily incorporated into the life of householders. Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian