Activating the Divine Creative Process

Claiming the good that you wish to experience is often the key to manifesting in your life. It's amazing how fast the universe moves for us when we dare to take control and demand our high expectations. Catherine Ponder calls this "The Prosperity Law of Command."  Join us as Rev. Sally explores how we can call forth the good in our lives!

We set the tone for our month today as we blast through some limiting, and possibly deep-seated, beliefs about living a prosperous life.  Now if you don't think you have any limiting beliefs about that topic, just ask yourself this question.  "Am I experiencing as much of the Peace of God, the Health of God, the Joy of God, the Love of God and the Plenty of God that I would like?"  And if the answer to that question is even a little bit, "no," then be sure to be with us today. 

Staying with "The Universe Has Your Back," today we dig into two more Universal Truths: "Obstacles are Detours in the Right Direction" and "The Universe Speaks in Mysterious Ways." Embodying these two Universal Truths will move us to a great place of trusting Life regardless of what may be going on in our lives and, of course, to Living Big!

In "The Universe Has Your Back," Gabrielle Bernstein lays out a variety of Universal Truths that won't be any surprise to us, but that she presents in some unique ways. The Universal Truths we will explore today are: "You are Always Being Guided Even When It Doesn't Feel Like It" and "The Universe Works Fast When You're Having Fun." So, come today and be deeply guided while having a bit of fun in the process! P.S. These Universal Truths also help us Live Big!

As we continue exploring Pam Grout's book "Living Big," today we bless big, give big and love big, realizing that, as we do, we expand more fully into who we came here to be and leap into a most extraordinary life.

In "Living Big," Pam Grout writes: Living Big isn't about making lots of money or having a Texas-sized house. It's about having an intoxicating vision, about daring to look at the miracle of life without shrinking back. Living Big means having the nerve to find your own drum beat, sing your own song." Today we bring that concept into our individual, personal lives as we think big, imagine big and play big!

Swimming, rafting and other water sports are certainly summer traditions. And in order to engage in any of them, we have to take a plunge of some sort! So it is in our spiritual life. We sometimes need to take the plunge of letting go of the old to bring in the new. Join Rev. Sandra today and take the plunge together!

During these "lazy" (hot!) days of summer, learning to surrender to what is and let go of those things that don't serve can be a powerful process. Join Rev. Sherry as we explore the wisdom in that process and in letting go of doing and allowing ourselves to simply be. It is in this place of openness that Spirit works Its magic and reveals Itself in our lives as Love, Peace, Creativity, Joy, and all of Its Gifts.

Today, we take another slice of wisdom from the Watermelon Credo and find several empowering ideas that serve us in creating deep connections with ourselves, with Source and with others.

Biting into a juicy, cold slice of watermelon on the 4th of July (and throughout the hot months) is certainly a refreshing summer tradition. Wally Amos, otherwise known as "Famous Amos" the cookie guru, found great wisdom in that tradition and wrote about it in an engaging book, The Watermelon Credo. In this book, he sets forth a Credo for living, which we will explore over the next three weeks. This Credo finds some powerful wisdom in a beloved summer tradition.