Saturday, March 3, 2012

M&E Thoughts, Day 3


Morning and evening thoughts, 1908. By James Allen.


Third Morning
To follow, under all circumstances, the highest promptings within you; to be always true to the divine self; to rely upon the inward Voice, the inward Light, and to pursue your purpose with a fearless and restful heart, believing that the future will yield unto you the need of every thought and effort; knowing that the laws of the universe can never fail, and that your own will come back to you with mathematical exactitude-this is faith and the living of faith.


Third Evening
Have a thorough understanding of your work, and let it be your own; and as you proceed, ever following the inward Guide, the infallible Voice, you will pass on from victory to victory, and will rise step by step to higher resting-places, and your ever-broadening outlook will gradually reveal to you the essential beauty and purpose of life. Self-purified, health will be yours; self-governed, power will be yours, and all that you do will prosper.

Discussion

  1. Steadfastly following your inward Voice and purpose may bring about a good life.  But how do you find your inner voice and know what is your true purpose?  It seems that many people are still trying to find their purpose.  How can you be faithful to your purpose if you don't know what that purpose is?
  2. Follow your heart and strive to be the best that you can be.  If you do this, your purpose should become clear.  When you are pursuing your life's purpose and are on the correct path, should you expect everything to come easy?  Will there be no more hardships?  What do you think?


In 1908, James Allen published "Morning and Evening Thoughts" which consists of short inspirational writings to be read over a period of 31 days.  Due to the age, this text is considered public domain and can be copied and shared freely.  For each day in March, I will post his morning and evening thoughts along with my own commentary.  The intention is to mold my mind and spirit, focusing on positive thinking.  Please feel free to follow along with me now or later and post your own comments attached to each post.  

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