Why do we worry? We worry because we are not trusting in God. If we
have full trust, then we are certain of the outcome, and there is no
need to worry, correct?
Because we believe that we have sinned against God, we do not trust that He has our highest good and that He will take care of all of our needs.
Because we believe that we have sinned against God, we do not trust that He has our highest good and that He will take care of all of our needs.
Does He not know exactly what we need? Will He not give us the Kingdom
if we only ask? He will, because we are the Kingdom --- we are One with
Him --- and all the fruits of the Kingdom are our birthright.
How can we worry about something in the "future" that may or may not happen? Boy is that wasted energy. The future doesn't exist anyways, only the present moment does. Science has proven this. So we are reinforcing a paradigm that doesn't even exist. No wonder it causes great fear and anxiety.
By releasing your false beliefs that you have sinned against God, you are able to be in the present moment and feel His Presence. There can be no fear or worry there. Your "problems" don't exist in that space because you have Him --- you have everything you need to feel safe and secure.
Because you are safe and secure as Spirit, not as a body that is worrying about whether it will lose its job etc. Yes, you are Spirit in a body, and the body's needs have to be met, but if you know yourself as Spirit, if you expect and KNOW that God will provide, He will provide.
It's when you worry and see yourself only as a body that He can't help you because you have the power of Creation through what you think. What are you choosing to think? What are you choosing to focus your power on?
Lawrence Doochin
These posts are similar to the over 2370 contained on The Divine Speaks website (www.thedivinespeaks.com) where God gives YOU the one that you need to hear at that time. Lawrence is the author of several books on emotional and spiritual healing, including the latest "The Divine Speaks (Volume 1): Sayings About Life, Love, and God." which can be purchased on Amazon (link below). Now the statements you have enjoyed electronically are presented in this new book in a divinely guided order which takes the reader on a powerful journey of remembrance, bringing about great healing and personal growth. http://a.co/51Urbqf
How can we worry about something in the "future" that may or may not happen? Boy is that wasted energy. The future doesn't exist anyways, only the present moment does. Science has proven this. So we are reinforcing a paradigm that doesn't even exist. No wonder it causes great fear and anxiety.
By releasing your false beliefs that you have sinned against God, you are able to be in the present moment and feel His Presence. There can be no fear or worry there. Your "problems" don't exist in that space because you have Him --- you have everything you need to feel safe and secure.
Because you are safe and secure as Spirit, not as a body that is worrying about whether it will lose its job etc. Yes, you are Spirit in a body, and the body's needs have to be met, but if you know yourself as Spirit, if you expect and KNOW that God will provide, He will provide.
It's when you worry and see yourself only as a body that He can't help you because you have the power of Creation through what you think. What are you choosing to think? What are you choosing to focus your power on?
Lawrence Doochin
These posts are similar to the over 2370 contained on The Divine Speaks website (www.thedivinespeaks.com) where God gives YOU the one that you need to hear at that time. Lawrence is the author of several books on emotional and spiritual healing, including the latest "The Divine Speaks (Volume 1): Sayings About Life, Love, and God." which can be purchased on Amazon (link below). Now the statements you have enjoyed electronically are presented in this new book in a divinely guided order which takes the reader on a powerful journey of remembrance, bringing about great healing and personal growth. http://a.co/51Urbqf
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