“I should have just done that!” How many times have you said this to yourself? I know I have said this many times myself. I received an impulse to act in someway but instead of responding instinctively I paused an got my brain involved. Reason came into play and as the reasoning mind did not see clear logic to the inspired action, no action ever occurred. And yet, in the course of time my reasoning mind could see how if I had simply responded or acted upon this intuitive prodding it would have been better, or easier for in time the reason became clear.
As I have from my own personal experience found benefit from listening to and heeding this wisdom I receive in this way, I have to trust and value these messages from beyond the knowing of my physical self. Thus I now make a point of heeding this wisdom and find it fun to be aware of how it comes true that indeed what I did was the best to do.
So is this God’s Will I am following when I trust the pleadings of Divine Mind? And is my will when my mind gets so involved because reason I could not find?
Okay, it just happened again that I realized I had the idea to do something earlier today which would have really helped my out in the moment I am now in. Actually, I did begin to act on the inspiration but then, as quite often happens, I reasoned my way or of doing it as it seemed to be an inconvenience in that moment. In the wonderful perspective of hindsight, I can see that whatever effort I would have expended earlier would have been so much easier than the action I have to take now.
But just as I begin to make this realization, and begin to chastise myself for not heeding the now realized valid inspiration, I hear a voice inside my head say “No worries. All is well. There is always more than one way to get anything done. Let not your mind be troubled. Trouble not your mind. Trouble not your life. All is well. This is the story you are to continue to tell.”
July 12, 2012 - Debra Clemente
As I have from my own personal experience found benefit from listening to and heeding this wisdom I receive in this way, I have to trust and value these messages from beyond the knowing of my physical self. Thus I now make a point of heeding this wisdom and find it fun to be aware of how it comes true that indeed what I did was the best to do.
So is this God’s Will I am following when I trust the pleadings of Divine Mind? And is my will when my mind gets so involved because reason I could not find?
Okay, it just happened again that I realized I had the idea to do something earlier today which would have really helped my out in the moment I am now in. Actually, I did begin to act on the inspiration but then, as quite often happens, I reasoned my way or of doing it as it seemed to be an inconvenience in that moment. In the wonderful perspective of hindsight, I can see that whatever effort I would have expended earlier would have been so much easier than the action I have to take now.
But just as I begin to make this realization, and begin to chastise myself for not heeding the now realized valid inspiration, I hear a voice inside my head say “No worries. All is well. There is always more than one way to get anything done. Let not your mind be troubled. Trouble not your mind. Trouble not your life. All is well. This is the story you are to continue to tell.”
July 12, 2012 - Debra Clemente
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