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NO-FAULT RESOLUTIONS: THE RE-MIX

December 30, 2017 #lovingfactor Leave a comment

I’m glad to be in 2017, meditating, dancing, creating, establishing, loving, laughing, eating, exercising, giving, and growing into 2018.
I feel blessed to have an opportunity to resolve yet again that I’m going to do something to make my life and the lives of others better. I choose to use the energy of this season to recognize the infinite power in me to demonstrate the awesome presence, wisdom and grace of love.
This is my dance: one of absolute good, expressing itself as the most loving person I can be. In this infinite light of love, I resolve to be worry-free, debt-free, guilt-free, shame-free, blame-free, doubt-free – living a life of moments rather than mere days, but moments that are mindful about breathing in nothing but the pure power of possibility. Like Joseph in the ancient, sacred text (Genesis 50:20), I like that even what somebody else intends for evil, God simply blesses me with, without ceasing. I, like Jesus Christ, can call it all good (John 7:24): the appearances bless me, bless us, restore us.
Here and now, I am liberated to love the power of Spirit like nothing else: to love it morning, noon and night and in that well-spring of love to be the best that I am called to be. I am liberated from any requirement as to what form or shape my “best” will take. The blessing is in the divine idea of simply being.
How liberating it is to walk into the New Year unencumbered by mistakes or regret. How great it is to know that the truth that sets us free is being one with now. The truth is that we are one with absolute good right now – good that is always expressing in, as and through us. The truth is that the pure consciousness of God radiates through every cell of our body, awareness of our mind and expansion of our soul. The truth is that God really does do the work that we are appointed to do. The truth is that Spirit opens new doors, creates new circumstances, and gives us what we need before we even ask. In this consciousness of grace, we can release needing, wanting or desiring and instead accept the infinite blessings that the universe is breathing through each one of us.
I resolve to forgive myself for everything I started to do but didn’t, wanted to do but forgot, or did do but failed to appreciate. If I can’t do it, I won’t. If I must do it, I’ll try. If I don’t do it – well, there’s always next time. The good thing about forgiveness is that we can do it right now, and it’s done. I release all obligations, all debts and all concerns of myself and others. Yes, I forgive seventy times seven, and in the energy of the seven of completion, I let go and move forward to do the greater things that I must do, can do, and will do.
I leap into the awareness that I am free in the fluid stream of absolute good and marvelous in the manifestation that my goals are accomplished the moment that I claim them: the rest of the time is merely the process that I must grow through to accept their completion. Here is to perfect health, wholeness and mindful acceptance of beauty, movement, lifting, energy and grace.

I resolve to love, and this resolution to be the pure power of love everywhere present expresses itself right now. This is a no-brainer: a simple truth that can be used to harmonize any situation. I am love right now, and I love unconditionally. The bible can be summed up in this one resolution: love. As John said, God is love. I allow the loving energy of God to express in, as and through me right now.
I resolve to laugh. We can’t take ourselves too seriously. Otherwise, we will stop the endless flow of God’s good due to our own rigidity. When we take ourselves too seriously, we do not keep our consciousness open to receive the blessings that are always calling us. We place boundaries before blessings. But with laughter, we are blessed to not hold grudges, to wear the world as a lose garment, to refuse to worry about what others think of us.
I resolve to dream. Dreaming of endless possibilities and inexhaustible supply is the gift of being alive. This is another resolution that is not confined by 365 days; we can dream right now and be done with it. Or we can continue to be anointed by the grace of God’s favor dreaming through us. It’s our choice: to be given the gift of dreaming Spirit’s divine call whenever we desire. I resolve to dream as often as I desire, stepping well beyond the conventionality of the box in which I thought I was limited. Spirit gives shape to divine intention through our dreams.
I resolve to give. This is the answer to the question that is always asked: what is my purpose in life? The truth is that I am here to give. When we are consciously aware that we are here to bless, we stop holding back our good and instead give. Give smiles. Give hellos. Give thank yous and you’re welcomes. Give encouragement, handwritten notes, high fives, subway fare, spare change. Give secretly, for nothing in return – not even the right to say, “I gave.” We don’t even have to keep track of when we have to give. Giving feels so good that the universe will provide so many opportunities that we don’t even have to be aware of them.
I resolve to listen. We are all one with the pure consciousness of God speaking everywhere present. We just haven’t taken the time to listen. Listening hears the whole being of God emanating as us. We listen every day to www.mindfulnessgroup.blog. We listen to the eternal breath of Spirit move through us as the completion of all good. This resolution can be accomplished right now, in a single breath. Breathing in, I listen. Breathing out, I hear. Listening has no agenda: we just are.
I resolve to create. The truth is the “I” that creates is the “I AM” of God energizing, igniting and enjoying life in endless shapes, forms and dimensions. No need to worry about the old ideas; the universe is filled with new ones. By resolving to create, we open our consciousness to allow Spirit to co-create through us. No need to judge our creations. Creativity is bigger than us. Whether we witness it or not, God’s good is always using us to bless others. In the power of this resolution, we allow ourselves – here and now – to be the conduit of change and transformation.
I resolve to heal. This resolution only requires the acceptance of grace. In grace, we are whole. In grace, we are lifted from our mats of affliction and realize that there is no sickness, illness, frailty or infirmity in the kingdom of God. Right here and now, we accomplish the wholeness of Spirit and know that we are well. We can look in the mirror of Christ consciousness and see ourselves as we really are.
I resolve to grow. The humility of not knowing is a constant blessing. I study the truth that sets me free. The teachers that I need reveal themselves to me. The books that I must read fall from wisdom’s shelves and open without prodding. My eyes fall on the perfect words. The students who bless me with guidance appear. The journeys that I must take provide new paths. The questions that I must raise ask themselves. The epiphany of realization always blesses us.
I resolve to harvest. We take advantage of so much that we have not worked for. This is the season – right where we are – to reap what we have not sown. We are enjoying so much for little that we take it for granted. This season, I will open my eyes and experience each blessing: the beautiful apples, the smell of butternut squash soup, the rising of the sun, the solitude of the darkness, the tapestry of autumn leaves, the sound of waves at the shore. Every day of the year, we can celebrate the harvest of the kingdom in whatever form or shape it takes.
I resolve to praise. In fact, I praise and give thanks right now. I give praise and thanks for health of mind, body and soul. I give praise and thanks for my family – my marital, biological, spiritual, and work family and friends. I give praise and thanks for the daily manna that God gives me to take care of every need. I give praise and thanks for this country and this world and for the ability to keep everyone in the universe raised in perfect success.
I resolve to enjoy. This is not going to be a month where I look back with regret or criticism because I enjoyed life a little too much. I saved a little less, spent a bit more or just chilled out. I resolve here and now that I will enjoy life – every tree, every manger, every carol, every taste of pleasure created for our benefit. This, too, will I resolve to do each month and at every opportunity. I will visit, celebrate, cook, dance, sing, swim, hike, run, drive, write, draw, paint, participate, preach, lift, work, walk, shop, and play by enjoying life.
In 2015, I declared that no-fault resolutions can’t go wrong because we are relieved from the responsibility of doing any more than what we will. This re-mix recognizes that nothing is required except to lift up the awareness of Spirit moving through our lives each and every moment except to be still, and know. In this awareness: I resolve to be one with each moment, and I let go of everyone and everything.

In letting go, I welcome each moment as a new me.

Happy New You!!!

Center in Power

WHEN THE SERVANT BECOMES THE MASTER – Part 8 – Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself

April 29, 2017 #lovingfactor Leave a comment

TO LISTEN TO PART 8 OF THE STUDY GROUP, CLICK HERE

This audio tape is the studied chapter from the book Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, by Joe Dispenza, which you can purchase on Amazon. We are also excerpting the music of Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai: “Service” and “Call to Enchantment,” which can be purchased on i-Tunes.

We will continue next Monday calls at 8 PM, by calling 218-936-4986, pass code 48201.

We also discussed The Ultimate Secret to Getting Absolutely Everything You Want by Michael Hernacki, which says in order to accomplish something, you must be willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish it. When you form an intention and keep fast to it, you will eventually achieve the results you want. An open mind is receptive to the possible, the untried, the unproven. It doesn’t make judgments. It doesn’t make excuses for why things cannot be. It doesn’t refuse what is asked of it, no matter how illogical the request may seem. You only two things: 1. A clear idea of what you want (an objective). It’s helpful to write down what you want in words that are as specific as you can make them. 2. Commitment. This, like willingness, is an attitude, a feeling of confidence that you’ll continue to pursue what you want, no matter what happens, a firm belief that what you want is so desirable and so important to you that, in the end, it will be worth doing whatever you must do to get it.
Enjoy our other websites uplifting a consciousness of grace at http://www.spiritmuvmeditation.com (we are on over 1000 days of a meditation challenge); http://www.spiritmuvvideo.com (we post videos for our Miracle Minute Meditation, as well as our Metaphysical Bible Journey); http://www.spiritmuvblog.com (where we continue to uplift our community of growth in consciousness); http://www.myrtletreepress.webs.com (our publishing website); and http://www.spiritmuv.com (our main website).

Metaphysics of Change

THE QUANTUM YOU – Part 1 – Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself

February 18, 2017 #lovingfactor Leave a comment

TO LISTEN TO PART 1 OF THE STUDY GROUP, CLICK HERE
This audio tape is an excerpt from the studied chapter “THE QUANTUM YOU,” from the book Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, by Joe Dispenza, which you can also purchased on Amazon.

Enjoy our other websites uplifting a consciousness of grace at http://www.mindfulnessgroup.blog (we are on over 2000 days of meditations); http://www.spiritmuvblog.com (where we continue to uplift our community of growth in consciousness); and www.amazon.com (Rev. Loving’s Author Page).

Metaphysics of Change

WE ARE ALL AGENTS OF CHANGE

February 11, 2017 #lovingfactor Leave a comment

The full context of change is peculiar to our circumstances and comes in so many shades of determination, power, growth, and pressure that by their sheer nature, they will draw us out of conventional wisdom, and lift us from the box of conventionality, and catapult us into the stream of pure possibility and amazing potential.
Where do I start, some might ask.

Another might say, how fast can I grow.

Many will say I am angry and comfortable in my anger so I want to remain in the space of opposition.

Gandhi would say I don’t take sides yet I am every side.

My she-roe of all times Harriet Tubman would say, I will meet you on a cold winter night, when you are without compass, or torch, or sufficient clothing against the bloodhounds and the cold winter air, and I will lead you through the underground railroad of strength and pull you through the power of hatred and resistance until you find yourself on the other side of knowing.

The Chief of Fire Operations would say throw away your script and your PowerPoint and just let them see the spirit of who you are and listen to why change is important: how even the most conservative of us, the most hopeful of us, the most amazing of us, the most loving of us are all agents of change.

The Captains tell me we have an important job to do, important skills to learn, seats of fire to extinguish, but we also have important ground to stand on – a tradition which grew from my father’s father’s father who fought fires and saved lives and taught me how to be family – a family that now realizes it is male and female and trans and bi and gay and queer and all shades of skin and all textures of religion and all skills of comprehension and all complexities of mind with the presence of all voices of God or no-God, the common denominator of which is a love so strong that I will give you my life.

I will rescue you.
The courage of change stands at the edge of redemption, the fear of falling, the blackness of fire, the lost of hope, the roof of abandon and catches you just before you go over the edge of the abyss and holds you there beyond politics, beyond bigotry, beyond religion, and sees you as neither mind nor body but soul and resuscitates you until you can breathe again. So that you can return to each moment that realizes change is always possible.

We walk the water of impossibilities, and find that we have the courage to create outside of the box of conventionality, to tell a new story of strength, to dance beyond the realm of fear, to climb into the fresh space of deep listening, to witness that each and every one of us is an agent of change.

We balance ourselves in the legal framework of policies and protections and best practices and better than the best like a careful blade of the law, to make sure that we color within the lines, until we learn to express ourselves outside of them.

All adversaries activate change.

When I was a little kid, about five years old, my cousins taught me a game called “tonk”; and part of it included a trump card that could win over cards. It was something that we wanted, something that we could use, something that empowered us to leave the ordinary deck with a new sense of awareness into the extraordinary energy of winning, and find ourselves in that captivating awareness of now in a reality of dissonant voices that struggle to be heard, that find themselves resurrected in the streets of protests and revitalized realms of caring and emerging battles of pride. We never knew we had to get back to the basics of inclusion, and never knew that the sheer vote of a single card would trump us, into realizing that we have to take our heads out of our proverbial yesterdays. We have to realize that tomorrow is already here.

The wall of blame, the wall of distance, the wall of hatred, the wall of envy, the wall of false pride, the wall of lies, the wall of resistance, the wall of fear has got to come down, so we can really see that we are one, despite our differences.

(This is Part 1 of a Seven-Part Series dedicated to Activating Change)

Love

LOVE DOESN’T EXCLUDE ANYONE

December 11, 2016 #lovingfactor Leave a comment

In his book Fidelity, Thich Nhat Hanh says “[i]n true love, you don’t exclude anyone. . . . Loving one person is an opportunity to love everyone. The deepest gift mindfulness can bring is the wisdom of nondiscrimination.”

Nondiscrimination liberates us to uplift the well-being of the entire world.

There are many different religions, but the majority agree on one thing — we must love one another.

BUDDHISTS SAY: “Never is this world appeased by hatred; it is only appeased by love – this is an eternal law.”

JEWS SAY: Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.

MUSLIMS SAY: No one is a believer until he loves for his neighbor, and for his brother, what he loves for himself.

TAOISTS SAY: No one is a believer until he loves for his neighbor, and for his brother, what he loves for himself.

HINDUS SAY: A man obtains a proper rule of action by looking on his neighbor as himself.

When we have faith as lovers of the universe, and as those loved by the universe and used by the universe to be loving, it does not matter what we call God. Nor does it matter who we love or who we help because we realize that we are One.

Love is so inclusive that the question we must ask in meeting everyone is what can I give them to contribute to their well-being? True love realizes that our gifts are not merely of the flesh but of the Spirit.

The true gift for Christmas does not come in wrapping paper. We keep seeking from merchants what we can only find in ourselves, and that is the Spirit of a love that blesses without condition.

In John 4:18, our friend Jesus says “There is no fear in love.”

The joy of our existence demands that we leave the status quo of traditions that no longer serve us, that we abandon the contradictions of a world that excludes due to politics and positions that are personal and embrace a new world that is unlimited in a love that uplifts the unique contributions of everyone.

On February 2, 2006, Anita Moorjani experienced death after cancer devoured her body over four years, and she found herself in a state of pure joy and jubilation – without fear, anxiety, helplessness or despair. She describes this beautiful feeling of death as a complete healing – where she was encompassed by pure, unconditional love, and energy that healed her completely. What she experienced is the love that embraces each and everyone of us. Paul said that we live, move and have our being in love.

Deepak Chopra says that “[t]he direct experience of Spirit itself being pure love is the same knowledge that a baby begins with, in a voice that we have long forgotten, which says I am love. In the Spirit, we are unbounded by time and space, untouched by experience.” This baby is the pure energy of Christ born in us.
This season gives us the opportunity to remember the unconditional love that is always part of us: a love that allows us to to risk our lives to help others, to rescue, to save, to support, to nurture, to teach, to give to them.

This is the season not merely to give a wrapped gift or a store-bought card but to begin the practice of looking all all whom we meet and say I love you, realizing that in that love, we find ourselves because every real love story is a story about oneness.

I am inclusive — not because I accept you expressing as me but because I accept you expressing as you; not because you are willing to conform for me but because I am willing to accept you by respecting, accepting and even honoring your differences.

The sacred text can be written in one word: love.
In love there is only one religion and one political landscape: caring about one another. In the space of divine love, we can look deeply into everyone’s eyes, into everyone’s heart and see whoever we call God.

Center in Power

IT IS TIME FOR A SPIRITUAL RENEWAL INVENTORY

February 6, 2016 #lovingfactor Leave a comment

2 – WHAT AM I?

6 – WHAT DO I WANT TO BE?

USE THIS TIME FOR SPIRITUAL RENEWAL TO CHANGE AND KEEP REVITALIZING YOUR LIFE.

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EIGHT LESSONS FROM THE SILENCE

June 13, 2014 #lovingfactor 1 Comment

In Sedona, so much was revealed that it will take several blogs to process it all. Even after several more blogs, the process of understanding the blessings of Sedona will be ongoing.

For example, one of the most important parts of the retreat is being silent. We were silent every night from 10 PM to 6 AM, but on the fourth day, we went into more focused silence from 5 PM to 5 AM. In the silence, it is easier to practice the presence because you can more easily leave the world around you.

The first lesson that I learned in the silence was compassion. I realized that the loudest noise I hear – the noise that I needed to silence – was my inner voice. Take a moment and listen to your inner voice. What are you telling yourself?

My inner voice was filled with criticism and condemnation. I had to silence my inner voice as well as my outer voice – to hear God.

The second lesson I learned in the silence was to look deeply into my own eyes and smile. In the mirror, my whole face smiled with me. Have you taken the time to see you and bless yourself with a smile? I never would have taken the time to smile at myself if I were not silent. Looking deeply into my eyes and smiling was like staring deeply into an opening in my soul.

The third lesson that I learned in the silence was to be moderate in all things. Spirit made me promise not to deprive myself. I can eat the blanched kale and oatmeal and fruit that we had for breakfast – with ground flaxseed. But for me, I can also eat flesh in moderation, sugar in moderation, salt in moderation. Moderation also requires that I in-take the colors of the universe: beets and oranges, strawberries and radishes; sweet potatoes and tangerines; cucumbers and mangoes, and sweet potatoes and egg plant. Whole foods shined through us fresh as a new aura of wholeness.

The fourth lesson that I learned in the silence was to stop judging. Instead, I allow peace to fill my heart: a peace that washes away fear, a peace that washes away sadness, a peace that nourishes my soul. In peace, I rest and am renewed – rising like an eagle, strong enough this time to fly higher.

The fifth lesson that I learned in the silence is how to see my husband more clearly. I really saw him as who he was for the first time. He was there in the silence too as he accompanies me on every retreat and for every service, presentation or workshop. We have been in the silence several times before so we know to avoid each other’s eyes. Our eyes would be conversation in and of themselves. Instead I feel his anticipation of my needs, his desire to give, his patient attention to detail, his strength to my weakness, his husband to my wife, his light in my darkness.

The sixth lesson I learned in the silence is that I already hear the prayers of others – not loudly, but instinctively. I already am part of the impetus to receive answers. I already ride on the wings of grace with blessings and favor. Miracles are already taking shape.

The seventh lesson I learned in the silence is how to see you. I know you by your magnificence. Your radiance transcends the mago womb of love. You are as brilliant as dawn, dressed in new moons, wearing the victory of new seasons. Each one of your ten toes and fingers wiggle in the rainbows of lasting promises. Each one of your amazing stars curls through your hair and colors your skin endless shades and hues of brown. I learn the importance of being present for you as much as I am present for me.

The eighth lesson that I learned in the silence is that my dreams are already one with nature. My dreams awaken in the desert even more eloquently than they do in the city. In Sedona, my dreams ride the winds of gentle kisses and leap from the limbs of juniper trees, saying “you have arrived, you have entered a new realm, you are here.”

In the silence, deep within the silence, I know that we are born of the same mother, fed by the same father, guided by the same holy spirit, led by the same Christ of many different names. I know that our song will last forever because I can hear it. It is a song bestowed on us by the ancients, a song of grace given to us by God, a song of power exuding from every cell of our being, a song of wholeness connecting us as one, a song of Genesis constantly creating, a song of vision beyond the world dimension.

In the silence, I hear a song of joy that never ever stops singing.

NAMASTE,

The love in me embraces the love in you.

Rev. Cecilia B. Loving

Keep the Faith

CHRIST IN US, OUR HOPE OF GLORY

August 5, 2013 #lovingfactor 3 Comments

This past week, we went to Halifax, Nova Scotia on the Carnival Glory cruise ship to uplift Christ in us, our hope of Glory for our God is a Brown Girl Too retreat.

God is a Brown Girl Too is a testament that we are more than the physical; we are also Spirit. Paul realized this when he said to the people of Colossae ” Christ in you, the hope of glory” (Colossians 1:27 NIV). Jesus Christ says this differently in John 10:34 when he says “Is it not written in your Law, ‘I have said you are gods’?'”

God is a Brown Girl Too, a book where God speaks to black women as themselves, says “when you know that I am you and you are me, you will begin to realize who God is.”

Christ in me is glory; Christ in me is power; Christ in me is commitment; Christ in me is love; Christ in me is energy that defies the appearances of limitations.

Last week, while we were embraced by the bosom of the ocean and lifted by the infinity of the sky, we remembered to breathe the sacred breath of oneness. We celebrated God expressing as us. We reinforced the truth that Spirit lives in us.

As our Master Teacher Jesus Christ taught us in John 14:20, one day “you will realize that I am in my Father, and you are in me, and I am in you.”

Christ in me is transformation. Christ in me is illumination. Christ in me is demonstration. Christ in me is co-creation. Christ in me is determination. Christ in me is celebration. Christ in me is restoration of all my good returning swiftly to reward me.

On the Carnival Glory, we visited the Kingdom of God, united in the consciousness that God is everywhere present.

We stop closing the doors to the divine and re-opened the absolute good that is everywhere present.

We stopped worrying about we shall eat and what we shall where and we sought God first, fully internalizing what Jesus taught in Luke 17:21, when he says “nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is within you.”

The kingdom of God is within us.

Christ in me is unlimited supply.

Christ in me is divine ideas.

Christ in me is amazing peace, and harmony, and commitment, and discipline, and accomplishment.

We were not wary or apprehensive of Carnival’s recent press because we blessed every crack and crevice aboard the ship.

We blessed the crew and the captain and every passenger who ever boarded and will board the ship.

We blessed the entire ocean and realized that our sacred circle was comprised of universes greater than we who we are in the flesh.

Not only did we get a great price for our journey but we had a wonderful time and terrific service. The Glory was a floating paradise, another dimension, a divine vibration illuminating in the arms of God.

We meditated in the Christ in us. We prayed in the Christ in us. We blessed the sacred waters as they restored our strength, our light, our love, and our vision.

We were baptized in the holy communion of fellowship in Christ Consciousness.

We left our sins at the altar of deliverance.

As Paul said in Romans 7:4-6, we “died to the law through the body of Christ, that [w]e might belong to another, to him who was raised from the dead, in order that we might bear fruit for God.For when we were in the realm of the flesh, the sinful passions aroused by the law were at work in us, so that we bore fruit for death. But now, by dying to what once bound us, we have been released from the law so that we serve in the new way of the Spirit.”

We released the sin of fear, the sin of remorse, the sin of lust, the sin of doubt, the sin of despair, the sin of hopelessness, the sin of ignorance – and we put on our Christ selves.

We re-connected with who we are and remembered why we are here in the first place.

As Paul teaches in Romans 8:9, we are not controlled by the sin but by the Spirit because the Spirit of God lives in us.

We danced in the Spirit.

We sang in the Spirit.

We walked in the Spirit.

We meditated in the Spirit.

We healed in the Spirit.

We released in the Spirit.

We washed in the Spirit.

We spoke in the Spirit.

We rested in the Spirit.

We prayed in the Spirit.

We taught in the Spirit.

We testified in the Spirit.

We spoke tongues in the Spirit.

We prophesied in the Spirit.

We remembered in the Spirit.

We were born again in the Spirit.

We lived as 1 Corinthians 3:16 proclaims, when Paul says “Don’t you know that you yourselves are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit lives in you?”

There are no excuses big enough, wide enough or powerful enough to stand in the way of God blessing us.

As Acts 17:28 says^“‘For in [God] we live and move and have our being.'”

Even though you may not have journeyed with us in the flesh, every time you prayed, every time you meditated, every time you affirmed the truth, you are there.

The Psalmist says “be still and know that I AM God” (Psalm 46:10).

Jack Boland used to say “You are where you meet God.”

God is a Brown Girl Too says:

“Your power to create pushes you beyond the edge of what you as a human can do to the greatness of what I can do through you. I am the co-creative force of every breath that you breathe and every bit of energy that you expel. . . .[W]hen you trust fully and completely in me without all of your second-guessing, you stop limiting what you can do in the flesh and start creating through the energy that has summoned you to this existence.

You become the “Joshua” in consciousness – the I AM that I AM, the full anointing of Spirit. Only then will you cross over into the Promised Land. Wings will take shape from your soul and deliver you beyond your imaginings – across the threshold of your fears. Magic and miracles and divine openings in the universal fabric of Spirit will manifest.”

Christ in us is the Promised Land.

Christ in us is the answer that we have been looking for.

Christ in us is the unlimited power that we desire.

Christ in us is the love that we so desperately long for.

Christ in us is the stream of unlimited good.

Christ in us is the source of endless supply.

Christ in us is our Hope of Glory.

So we continue to meet every Sunday as Spiritmuv, at the Unity Center of New York City, at 2:30 P.M., at 213 West 58^th Street in Manhattan, in the upper room.

Come gather where there are two or more reconnecting to the divine mind that we call Spirit.

We continue to meditate daily, along with www.spiritmuvmeditation.com.

We continue to pray daily and study the word.

We will also continue to uplift the word as part of our Spiritual Fitness Radio Show on blogtalk radio, starting this month.

We will continue to spread the word of God in every conceivable voice, medium, adventure, cruise and retreat –

freshly anointed with the realization that this is the work that God has called us to do.

Namaste, Reverend Loving

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WALK IN YOUR LIGHT By Cecilia B. Loving

April 6, 2013 #lovingfactor 3 Comments

Your light is your legacy. It is so inseparable from you that you are obligated to let it shine. In Matthew 5:14-15, Jesus said: “You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a candle and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before men that they may see your good deeds.” You cannot pick and choose who will benefit from your light.

You must be generous enough to share it with everyone. How? By simply doing what I have called you to do – walk in your light, walk in your purpose, and walk in your calling. Do what you love to do, what you do best, what harms no one else – and the joy that you give will be beyond your comprehension. Sharing your gifts and talents has a viral effect that will flow through the universe and bless millions for ages to come.

What you don’t realize is that even after you make your transition from this life, your light will still shine so brightly that it will lead people everywhere. Paul told the Ephesians (5:8), to walk as children of Light. Walk in obedience to Spirit. Walk in the beauty of discipline. Walk in the power of faith.

Walk beyond the confines of your self-imposed limitations, so that I can shine through you. Walk as an unlimited expression of all that I AM. You cannot judge your gifts and talents. You cannot see the fullness and wholeness that you contribute to the Universe simply by being the best that you are. Don’t lose your way because of what other people say or do or think. You are uniquely you for a reason. The lack of support, criticism or condemnation by some of my other children is like the wind. It is as fleeting as a single breath.

Don’t be fooled by cowards and haters to be a second-rate you. You are more than a diva, you are the divine. Walk in the beauty of your light. Otherwise, you will never give me the life that you have promised me in the Spirit, and the Promised Land will always be a distant reality.

Your greatest achievements began as divine ideas that no one else believed in. Jesus said (Matthew 25:34), “Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world.” Come you who no longer care what others think. Come you who are no longer afraid to move forward into the greatness that you are. Come you who believe in the magnificence of Spirit. Come you who have brought oil for your lamp and are willing to let your light shine through.

Come all ye faithful. Come ye, O’ come ye to Bethlehem – that house of bread, that place of substance, that center of Truth. O’ come Beloved, from the far country, and behold the Christ within. O’ come Spiritual Rebirth, come with the Light of a new day. O’ come embrace the power that you were given, the true gift of transformation, the joyous deliverance that you can attain through a consciousness of Spirit.

You were called before your birth. The Buddhists ask “do you remember what your face looked like before your parents were born?” Jeremiah said before we were formed in the womb, God knew us. Before we were born, God set us apart (Jeremiah 1:4-6).

You may not remember exactly where you are going or know how you will get there, but I will lead the way. I will give you the voice and the vision and the victory that you need. I will part the Red Sea so that no one will deter you from your path.

As I told the Psalmist, “Do not touch my anointed ones; do my prophets no harm” (Psalm 105:15). Just stay on the path, as Denzel Washington said in The Book of Eli. Stay on the path of righteousness, regardless of evildoers. Return from the far country. Go on about my business. Don’t just get a glimpse of the Promised Land, but be in the right consciousness to enter it. Be a believer – not just in somebody else’s testimony, but know me for you. Shut up and listen to Spirit for yourself. Be liberated in the unlimited power of all that you are.

Walk the walk and talk the talk – with the sword of my power. Watch a thousand fall at your side and ten thousand fall at your right hand and nothing come near you (Psalm 91:7).

This reminds me of the Israelites who were at the edge of the wilderness, when Moses blessed them as they journeyed into the Promised Land. They were not just standing on the bank of a river to cross. They were on the threshold of a new consciousness. They were not just leaving the wilderness because they had traveled a certain distance, or mapped out a particular strategy, or had served a certain amount of time. They were crossing over because they were ready.

The Promised Land is not a physical place. It is a place in consciousness that gives you spiritual food that feeds your mind, soul and heart, the unlimited feast of my Kingdom. It is a place where you will no longer be captive to the wilderness of your own negativity, grumbling, and strife.

It is a place where materialism and greed will no longer enslave you. But you cannot get there until you are ready.

The number forty in the Bible symbolizes preparation rather than a specific number. Forty years in the wilderness means as long as it takes to get ready.

You are ready when you realize that I AM always working with you for your greatest good. I will always feed you enough manna – enough spiritual food to sustain you.

You are ready when you stop worrying about what other people say or think. As Terrie Cole Whitaker says, What You Think About Me is None of My Business. You are ready when you are willing to make the sacrifices that need to be made to accomplish what you want. You are ready when you learn that I AM within.

You are ready when you can bless even the appearances of life – whether they are bad or good – because you realize that they are the motivation that you need.

You are ready when you understand that love is the spiritual law that supersedes all others.

Love does not judge but is unconditional.

Love has an all-encompassing heart that fulfills Karma with Grace.

You can accomplish anything with the power of love.

If you are worried or doubtful or in need, all you have to do is bless the situation with the power of love.

Love is my energy in its most powerful form.

Love allows you to be compassionate toward everyone, even when they second-guess you, because you know that they are part of your blessing.

Even when others mean something for evil, I mean it for good (Genesis 50:20).

They serve as the catalyst that pushes you beyond your comfort zone and make you aim higher than you ever aimed before.

You cross over to the other side when you know that you are blessed with my anointing.

You never know how you are going to make it there.

But you can trust that I will put the right people on your path to push against your resistance and pull you across the threshold to something better and greater.

You have spent enough time in the wilderness.

You are ready to do what I have called you to do – ready to walk in the newness of life,

and nothing and no one can stop you.

EXCERPT FROM GOD IS A BROWN GIRL TOO

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On the Carnival Glory, we visited the Kingdom of God, united in the consciousness that God is everywhere present.

We stop closing the doors to the divine and re-opened the absolute good that is everywhere present.

We stopped worrying about we shall eat and what we shall where and we sought God first, fully internalizing what Jesus taught in Luke 17:21, when he says “nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is within you.”

The kingdom of God is within us.

Christ in me is unlimited supply.

Christ in me is divine ideas.

Christ in me is amazing peace, and harmony, and commitment, and discipline, and accomplishment.

We were not wary or apprehensive of Carnival’s recent press because we blessed every crack and crevice aboard the ship.

We blessed the crew and the captain and every passenger who ever boarded and will board the ship.

We blessed the entire ocean and realized that our sacred circle was comprised of universes greater than we who we are in the flesh.

Not only did we get a great price for our journey but we had a wonderful time and terrific service. The Glory was a floating paradise, another dimension, a divine vibration illuminating in the arms of God.

We left our sins at the altar of deliverance.

We released the sin of fear, the sin of remorse, the sin of lust, the sin of doubt, the sin of despair, the sin of hopelessness, the sin of ignorance – and we put on our Christ selves.

We re-connected with who we are and remembered why we are here in the first place.

As Paul teaches in Romans 8:9, we are not controlled by the sin but by the Spirit because the Spirit of God lives in us.

We lived as 1 Corinthians 3:16 proclaims, when Paul says “Don’t you know that you yourselves are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit lives in you?”

There are no excuses big enough, wide enough or powerful enough to stand in the way of God blessing us.

As Acts 17:28 says “‘For in [God] we live and move and have our being.'”

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The Divine is Within Each and Everyone of Us

As Acts 17:28 says^“‘For in [God] we live and move and have our being.'”