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The human consciousness is so constructed that you can live with a high degree of pain -- physical, emotional, mental, and so on -- and live with it for such a long time that you grow accustomed to it. A path filled with accustomed pain may appear to be one of little resistance, so you continue on it for quite some time. You may be feeling the negative feedback that is telling you what is happening, but you are accustomed to it, so you let it go. Then, when it builds to a point of explosion, you say, "But I didn't get any negative feedback." If you take the time to look closely, you will probably see where it was and how you missed it.

When you feel really negative and you talk about it - not as a victim but as a way of facing the enemy and loving it - you are saying, "Out of God comes all things." All things. That includes the negative things, too. Negative doesn't mean bad; we make things bad by judging them.

In the mind, instead of finding negative thinking and talking about life, we can find the thoughts about God and the consciousness of loving in God. So we defeat the negative by using it to go to the positive.

Lord, give me strength, patience, and understanding. I accept. I cooperate. If there's a way I can go beyond what You require, I choose to make it even better.

Q: I have gone through a number of challenging situations in my life. What was my karma? A: It doesn't really matter or make a whole lot of difference what the karma was. The important thing is that you go through those things and move into a greater spiritual focus and loving in your life. If it's ever beneficial for you to know the karma, you may get the information. Until then (which may never come to you in this life), it's best not even to ask a question like that, simply because it does not give you any information you can use to create more of what you want in your life. In addition, sometimes the consciousness can let go of the karma more easily if you are not consciously aware of the origin of the karma.

Breathe in divine energy, let it work through you, and then let it go. Just as you let your next breath go, so you can let go of your wants, cravings, desires, and tension.

If you want to play it safe, always ask for the highest good to take place. That's your insurance policy, your safety clause. Then, if you don't get something you asked for, thank God.

Q: If somebody asks me for advice and I say, "I don't know, but this is a way I might do it if I were in this situation," would I be picking up karma from them? A: It's possible that you could do this, but for the most part, if you give the person two or three suggestions, they can accept them or not, and you probably won't be as attached. All you say is, "This is how I see it. If you see it differently, God bless you, that's fine. This is the point of view I'm working from." If the person doesn't want to work from that point of view, they'll find another way. It's a big world.

There is nothing else more worthy than the loving consciousness.

Prayer is an adventure and discovery process. What can you do to be attuned with the infinite? Let go of your concepts and come to prayer open to revelation. Present yourself in prayer as open so you may be in a place to behold what is the living truth.