FINDING GOD ON THE TRAIN STORY BLOG - NOTES ON ENLIGHTENMENT

STEP BACK /THEN PRESS ON - AFFIRMATIVE THOUGHT INSPIRED BY THE FINDING GOD ON THE TRAIN STORY - QUEST FOR A POSITIVE, PERSONAL, AND CONTEMPLATIVE SPIRITUALITY

FINAL CHAPTERS ONE THROUGH FOURTEEN, ALONG WITH

THE CONCLUSION OF THE  BLOG BOOK - 

TITLED THE CRYSTAL PATH - QUEST FOR A POSITIVE,

PERSONAL AND CONTEMPLATIVE SPIRITUALITY

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STEP BACK - THEN PRESS ON

It is at our most challenging moments that we must step back,

regain our composure, and then press on, realizing it is precisely

at this time, when the solution appears, the magic transpires,

and the way forward will be clearly indicated. 

 

It is in our best interests to press on with faith and the expectation

at our greater good will arrive precisely when needed to ignite

an explosion of possibility, revealing potentials never before

imagined or considered viable. 

 

So let us proceed, persistent and fully engaged, refusing

to be impeded or misdirected by our own canards and press

on with eyes open, with complete determination, aware

that within our purpose-driven efforts, we make way

AT BY G. 8.20.2013

 

WITH LOVE, G.

FLOW WITH THE CURRENT - AFFIRMATIVE THOUGHT INSPIRED BY THE FINDING GOD ON THE TRAIN STORY - QUEST FOR A POSITIVE, PERSONAL, AND CONTEMPLATIVE SPIRITUALITY

FINAL CHAPTERS ONE THROUGH FOURTEEN, ALONG WITH

THE CONCLUSION OF THE  BLOG BOOK - 

TITLED THE CRYSTAL PATH - QUEST FOR A POSITIVE,

PERSONAL AND CONTEMPLATIVE SPIRITUALITY

AVAILABLE NOW ON THE RIGHTHAND SIDEBAR OF THE BLOG

OFFERED FREE AT 

www.FindingGodOnTheTrain.com 

 

FLOW WITH THE CURRENT

Often, there is nothing we need to revise, change,

or alter to correct our course or improve our outcomes -

we simply need to flow with the current, allowing the day

to unfold as it will. 

 

Often, it is best to shift our attention away from the noise

and clamor of the needy and focus instead on the calm

and serenity of a manageable pace, appropriate action,

and the handling of true tasks rather than controversy. 

 

In all of this, often, we do our best not to elevate

the confusion or stir the commotion by adding our panic

or dismay, but instead remain calm, stout, and resolute

that within our tempered pace and focused breath,

we hold the key to any challenge. 

AT BY G. 8.19.2013

 

WITH LOVE, G.