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You can create relationships in the present that contribute to your joyous future. It's not a matter of a mathematical formula. It is a matter of specific techniques applied with courage, integrity, and loving. If you do it with loving, the flow of success can be effortless. If you do it with loving, mistakes made by you and others are just experiences. If you do it with loving, your life can be a success.

If you're one-percent off, that can create an irritation that makes your life uncomfortable. Go for what you want in your life. Support your want, envision it, write about it, read about it, and do those things in the present that pull you toward your successful future.

One way to get back on the spiritual path is to be honest.

Often how a person will enter into a state of God is like a sense of, "Well, I don't know what I have to offer, but I'm surrendering since it's all I have. It doesn't really seem like it's worthy, but I'll give it anyway. Maybe God can find something precious in it." Then God reaches into you, pulls out the most precious thing, holds it up before you and says, "This was in you all along and this is who you are."

The Father has presented a spiritual promise to all of the bearers of Light and their consciousness, and that is that they will become heirs to the kingdom of God. It's a beautiful promise that cannot be aborted no matter what you do, unless you turn into darkness. Then you automatically change it for the time being. But later on, in ultimate reality, you're going to get there -- in ultimate reality. Don't ask me what ultimate reality is for any particular case. That's your choice.

Watch out for the words that sound so good and justify everything but loving consideration.

All relationships are within you. It may look as if a relationship is you with another person or with other people, but it is always you within you, and relationships are one of the greatest mirrors you can have for yourself -- your patterns, your beliefs, your conditioned responses. Ultimately, each relationship you have with another person reflects your relationship with yourself. So check out your motivations. Why are you doing what you are doing? Are there any underlying reasons for your actions, thoughts, and feelings? This kind of self-examination can reveal much to you about yourself, especially if you see every relationship as telling you how you are with yourself.

Someone asked Jesus, "How many times do I forgive my neighbor?" He said, "Seventy times seven." Did he really mean 490 times -- and then you get to beat up on them? I don't think so. I think he meant that the process of forgiveness is an ongoing one.

If you're taking care of yourself, you do those things that are good for you. You do those things that are for your health and your well-being. And you do whatever is necessary to bring yourself into balance and into the love that is your Spirit.

Trust that God answers your prayers always in the way that serves your learning and growth but not necessarily how you would expect or understand. Let go of your attachments and practice your faith and trust.