Center of the Heart

I Love the Life I Live Now

Guest speaker: 
Dr. Rev. Dennis Merritt Jones
Special Notice
Special Event: 
This Sunday 10:30am

"The Art of Uncertainty"

Dennis Merritt's most recent books are:

"The Art of Uncertainty ~ How to Live in
the Mystery of Life and Love It"

and
"The Art of Being ~ 101 Ways to
Practice Purpose in Your Life
."

That which you glorify in your mind, the idea you enthroned in your heart, this will build your life...this you will become." James Allen

 

I Love the Life I Live Now

 

I acknowledge God as the only Power and Presence and Divine Good as the only Reality. Life has already given freely and generously of Itself to and through all, including me as me.

I declare and know there are no regrets in my life for I am awake, and I have the discipline of awareness, the compassion to forgive and the courage to change. I am aware of my true nature-that I am a spiritual being, loved and guided by the Divine Infinite. Anytime I feel I have failed to be my best self, I remember that I am learning to live and love at the highest level of my soul's wisdom. I ask Spirit to reveal what I might change to move closer to being my best self, my Godness. I then ask for the courage to make that change and surrender to the Divine knowing it is done easily and effortlessly letting go of any doubt or worry. I realize I have done my best, and I have compassion for myself. I forgive myself, and find it easier to forgive others. I am filled with the strength, courage and determination to shift into another level of awakening of connection to my true self. I am the I Am presence. I am at peace with the path that has brought me to this place of understanding. I have no regrets, and I love the life I live now.

I am joyously grateful, knowing the Life, Mind and Power of God is right where I am. I am so grateful that I live in a world filled with good. My life is a grand experience. I am truly dazzled by the givingness of God. I release my word into the Infinite Law. It is done. And so it is.                          

Rev. Maryum Morse