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Showing posts with label easter sunday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter sunday. Show all posts

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Sunday Morning Inspiration - Easter Sunday - Learn to Live

This excerpt is from Silent Unity

"This is a day of resurrection.
I am a new creation in Spirit.

The Easter story suggests that it is more important to have something to look forward from. When we look forward from a consciousness of unity with life, oneness with God, all work, play, relationships and religion become inner-centered. We become more concerned with what we can give to life than what life is giving to us. And the Resurrection becomes not just another miracle, but a timeless quality of life.

There is a need to forgive and forget, to let go the crucifixion and the blame-fixing and self-limiting concepts about it. A far more relevant symbol might be the empty tomb, the perfect circle.

But he said to them "Do not be alarmed, you are looking for Jesus of Nazareth, who was crucified. He has been raised, he is not here. Look, there is the place they laid him - Mark 16:6"


Enjoy the inspirational video - Learn to Live

http://youtu.be/IXSbP-tkOW0





Follow Jesus' example to create your own miracles - Creating Miracles - The Process

http://ezinearticles.com/?Creating-Miracles---The-Process&id=535502

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Sunday Morning Easter Inspiration - Rise to your full potential!

As we continue our Easter celebration, today we honour the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For in it we recognize our own experience of new life and full potential. When we are willing to let go of the past, of the dead things that no longer serve us, we reserve room for new life to spring forth into expressions of abundance, peace, joy, love and freedom.

Live Free

It is your God-given right to live free as the Spirit intended it to be - not bound by circumstances and limitations but free to break out of those things that hold you back, those things that weigh you down. Today is a glorious day; a day of new beginnings, a day to break free of all your shackles and rise to your full potential, victorious over all the obstacles in your life. 

But how do you embrace this freedom so you can experience the fullness of life?

Separate yourself from your fears, release them and let them go. 
Release limitations from your mind - move from 'I can't, it's difficult' to 'I can, it's easy and effortless'. Jesus overcame every obstacle, difficulty and seeming impossible situations, setting the stage for us to follow his example in our own lives. 

You have the power in you

If you say that you don't have the power that Jesus had, I'd say, "Jesus' power came from the Spirit, the same Spirit that we live in, that moves through us and has our being; the same Spirit that gives life to all. So yes, you have the same power because you have the same Spirit. The difference is, are you willing to let go and let God fully occupy your life? Will you let go of all the debris that's keeping you hostage and blocking the free flow of Spirit's energy in your life? 

These are the questions we each need to ask ourselves and take a closer look at what's holding us back to life fully. Jesus lived his life according to his purpose. It can be done. Your purpose may not be the same as his, but you have a purpose nevertheless and the Spirit is willing to help you carry out your mission in its fullness here on planet earth and beyond. 

Allow the resurrection power to saturate your life through and through today and lift you up from where you are to where you should be. Happy Easter!

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Easter Sunday - I Come That You Might Have Life!


Jesus said, “I come that you might have life and have it more abundantly.” Not just to live and die and that’s the end but to show us that there’s life beyond the grave – eternal life. There’s no need to fear death as finality but as the next stage of life.

The scripture says that Jesus took the keys of death and hell - the mystery of the unknown - that the sting of death and its seeming permanency and control over the way we see death loses its grip and hold on us. So we do not see in our experience death as the final stage in our minds but that as he has conquered over death – meaning not to accept death as finality to life – we can now live in our internal experience knowing that leaving the body is only one stage of our life path. To be absent in the body is to be present with the Lord.

When we leave this body in a conscious state knowing that we too are passing through the transitory period from this body to living fully in Spirit, we look forward to the next stage knowing that we are with the Lord. Jesus showed us the path that we would take so our minds can consciously walk through death of the physical body knowing and expecting that we are with our Christ - fully in Spirit – in a transformed body.

Jesus’ purpose was to bridge the gap between God and man; the gap that says that God is separate from us and we from God. He is the path. He himself, his life, is the path - the bridge, the consciousness, the awareness - that we are not separate from God. And that if we in our consciousness are aware that we are one with him and with God and that there is no difference between us and God, we would return to our original state of consciousness before separation and division was introduced to the human race.

No longer would we be dazzled, distracted and mesmerized by the physical form – the final result of desire, but we will return to the Source, the starting and finishing of our faith, of our belief, of our consciousness.

Now we can say, “I am one with God, you see me, you see the Father. I am the Son of God.”

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