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Thursday 08/06/2015
Goal setting from the spiritual perspective starts with awareness of our inner resources. We affirm what we are and the potential we have, rather than focus on what is missing. This perspective says “I Am” and draws on our ability to claim and express our potential. Affirm what is possible and call it forth.
Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Friday 08/07/2015
The moment we earnestly intend something, it draws upon our inner resources and begins to express. We can immediately experience it. This is an important key to realizing our intention.
Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Saturday 08/08/2015
Life continually supports thriving, prospering and fulfillment of its purposes. When we align our goals with serving the whole, we open the floodgates of grace-filled support.
Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Sunday 08/09/2015
Begin to live now as the person you desire to be. Since habits unfold from beliefs, states of mind, and consciousness, we must start there. If your intention is to experience a loving relationship, then imagine, see, and know yourself as a loving person. Speak and act as a loving person would.
Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Monday 08/10/2015
Using our inner resources to actualize our potential and achieve our worthy goals starts with understanding and the radical affirmation that we already have what we need. Resources unfold from our awakened spiritual consciousness.
Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Tuesday 08/11/2015
What one person sees as an obstacle, another may clearly see as opportunity. We see situations or conditions as “obstacles” only when we are attached to a particular way or outcome. Remove that attachment, replace it with openness and curiosity, and the obstacle vanishes. Your sword of discernment has transformed it into an opportunity.
Ellen Grace O'Brian
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Wednesday 08/12/2015
Habits are triggered by environment. If we are tired, or otherwise off balance, we are likely to respond to the environmental trigger, even if we had previously intended to behave differently. To succeed, arrange an environment conducive to success.
Ellen Grace O'Brian
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