I don’t always get messages during our meditation on Sunday
service but I did last Sunday.
I had been worrying about the anniversary dinner for Unity.
Was that the right plan? Will anyone come? Is it too expensive? In the office we
had feedback previously and created a sliding scale for ticket prices. Then someone
mentioned that we might not have very many people there. Were they right? Only
8 people purchased tickets the week before. So I worried.
I know, I know … there’s no future in worrying.
During the meditation, it came to me to “Golden Key” the
whole thing. I often use Emmet Fox’ The Golden Key to Prayer. In this
essay, Emmet Fox describes this amazingly effective prayer practice as “a
practical recipe for getting out of trouble.” He writes: “All that you have to
do is this: Stop thinking about the difficulty, whatever it is, and think about
God instead.”
This is the complete rule, as he calls it: If you are
thinking about your difficulty, then you’re not thinking about God. Use some
statement of absolute Truth, such as There
is no power but God or God is with me.
Your mind will begin clearing.
And so I started right then to Golden Key the dinner
.
Just in case I didn’t get that message clearly, the Daily
Word on Monday was Let Go, Let
God. “‘Letting go’ allows me to relax and realize
that I am not alone. ‘Letting God’ leads me to answers, healing and peace of
mind.”
I’m happy to report that I got it. Whenever my mind wanders
to the dinner I switch my brain over to thinking about God. That’s my part; God
will do the rest. Yea, God!
~ JEAN
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