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Spiritual Congruence

Caroline Myss is a pioneer in healing, truth finding, spirituality and individual power that I have learned from through the years and her post today really resonated with me.  Thoughts, power and where it originates, the word, and the fruitlessness of judgement… Her explanations provide simple yet powerful paths to truths of our existence here on the planet!  Myss calls maintaining spiritual congruence the fifth mystical law.  Here they are:

“Practice spiritual congruence by living these truths:

  • You should say only what you believe and believe what you say.

  • Power originates behind your eyes, not in front of your eyes. Once power becomes visible, it evaporates. True power is invisible.

  • Thought precedes the creation of matter. Therefore, your thoughts are instruments of creation as much as your words, deeds, and finances. Become conscious about the quality of your thoughts, because each one sets patterns of cause and effect into motion. Every thought is a tool. Every thought is a prayer.

  • Judgement anchors you to the person or thing you judge, making you its servant. Judge others too harshly and you become their prisoner.”

    -Caroline Myss

Bloom Where You’re Planted

“Just let go. Let go of how you thought your life should be, and
embrace the life that is trying to work its way into your consciousness.”Mountain Lady Slipper

~ Caroline Myss

Yellow Flowers

“Bloom Where You’re Planted”

-Saint Francis de Sales

Zion, Closeup Rock, Plant“Happiness is not in our circumstance, but in ourselves, it is not something we see, like a rainbow, or feel like the heat of fire, happiness is something we are.”

-John B. Sheerin

 

 

Certainly I have waited for… perfect circumstances, a perfect body, a perfect life  – to know happiness.

There is no more waiting. Now I am blooming every day, where I am, accepting all that IS.  I know happiness.  It is here now.  It is in spite of, and embracing of, all that is.  Yes, we can all, bloom where we’re planted.

“I live most often in what I call the marvelous messy middle- where I feel ALL my feelings deeply, I just don’t spend so much time in the negative ones.

-Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy