Opening to the Divine

As I sat down this morning and waited for the message of the day, I realized there is nothing from me that posts here.  Nothing of value anyway.  Everything beautiful, everything that makes sense, and all the "ah ha's" have come from the divine.  Michael, St Germain, a Brotherhood member, or even Nelson Mandela.  It is the divine part of me that allows them to come through.

Opening to the divine is like opening a can of sauce.  It's bitter at first. You don't know if the sauce is sweet or tangy.   But once you allow yourself to taste it, you realize it's a little bit of both.  A mixture of flavors, sweet, spicy, raw, and rural.  You don't know what to expect with a can of sauce and sometimes with working and allowing the divine to flow through you, you don't know either.

It is the divine part of you that nudges you into doing something you may never have thought of doing, but may have felt like you "had" to do.  It's the divine part of you that sends you messages in dreams that somehow come into play in your real life.  The divine speaks to us in many ways, but somehow most people still think we are not divine, but human.  This exercise will help you to know your true self - your divinity.

You are a divine being brought into creation by source love.  This divinity lives on through you at all times.  To realize your potential you must raise the constricting bars you have placed around yourself.  You must realize all things are possible and that you,like many masters of the ages are capable of the greatest of feats.  Healing, prophecy, and many more talents that are bestowed by our father who created us all.

Take a moment for yourself.  Sit in a chair, upright and tall.  Close your eyes.  Breathe deep.  Inhale to the count of a slow three, exhale to the same count.  Do this three times.  Notice your breath.  The way it feels as it enters your nostrils, the way it feels inside your body.

As you inhale you might notice that the breath is felt at the nostrils, but what happens to it when it enters your body?  Does it disappear?  Do you still feel it?  Inhale deeper and deeper until you feel the air in your chest.

I'm sure you would agree that the air is in there.  That the air has expanded your lungs.  You feel your chest puff up, you felt the air enter, but somehow we can't always feel the air moving within our bodies.  It's like our blood, our veins and our bones.  We know they are part of us, but sometimes we don't feel these things.  Somehow we don't readily identify with them.  Your divinity is the same.

As most people would say what you pay attention to, your attention is drawn to.  Today pay attention to divine things.  Place your thoughts on angels, the silent whisper of the wind moving through the trees, the invisible loving touch of a smile, the silent witness to a flower in bloom and the feeling you have when someone hugs you .  Paying attention to the little things we know are there but have a silent undercurrent is the divine in action.  Our attention when focused there takes on a different form.  One that embraces the unseen and feels its very existence.  In this way, you may realize there is divinity in all things.  Including you.