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SUSAN SAYS
The Key To Sufficiency In All Things
By Bernard Dozier
Since we became living souls or minded creatures enjoying individuality of expression, we have been searching for the key to sufficiency.
Historically we have tried all sorts of prayerful techniques…pleading, begging, cajoling, bribery, bargaining, tithing, self-denial, self-abasem*nt, and sacrifice. In more modern times we have experienced more success with affirmation, meditation, visualization, and thanksgiving.
Presenting ourselves to God as needy, unworthy victims disadvantaged by a hostile world has not only not worked, but Jesus’ relationship with God was a revolutionary repudiation of negativity, victimhood, force, worry, and anxiety as pathways to sufficiency.
I have come to believe–and you are invited to join me–that our Creator made the process of sufficiency (in everything) simple and easy rather than complex and complicated. And I believe the time is at hand when everyone can choose that simple, easy methodology.
We don’t need religion’s tools to persuade God to be good. Instead of using force, scheming, and pressure to gain divine advantage, let’s start using the simple spiritual key to all-sufficiency.
The key is simply acceptance! Simply accept what you want for yourself and for others…and let it come about. Acceptance of what you want nullifies what you don’t want…and gives peace.
Our acceptance of God’s bountiful goodness and love magnifies and multiplies it rather than depletes it. The more of His goodness we claim, the better His Creation. Your acceptance is your appreciation and thanksgiving…and is the most expedient, effective, and creative power in your soul. Your acceptance is what seals the deal!
So accept fullness tumbling in amazing and unforeseen ways from the inexhaustible realms of Spirit. Just imagine. Anything–everything good that God is, is yours! What you can joyously imagine turns the key of acceptance and opens the way for God’s sufficiency to become yours.
Namaste’
Susan
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DID YOU KNOW?
In the digital age, information is abundant, flowing freely through the vast expanse of the internet. Yet, amongst this ocean of data, lurks a perilous adversary: misinformation. Like a stealthy predator, misinformation preys on the unsuspecting, distorting truth, sowing seeds of confusion, and undermining the very foundation of knowledge.
The consequences of misinformation are dire, permeating every facet of society. From public health crises to political discord, its effects are far-reaching and profound. In recent years, we’ve witnessed the devastating impact of falsehoods on a global scale, from the spread of harmful conspiracy theories to the erosion of trust in institutions.
To be duped into joining cults and stupid fads, to be manipulated into voting for politicians who promote disastrous policies, to be fooled into ordering sham products, to be tricked into donating vast sums of money to charlatans, to waste decades trying out false solutions to medical ailments, to unwittingly spread misinformation to close friends, is not only unwise. It may ultimately be deadly for the ignorant. It may destroy the minds of the most vulnerable.
One of the most insidious aspects of misinformation is its ability to masquerade as truth. In an era where anyone with an internet connection can be a publisher, distinguishing fact from fiction has become increasingly challenging. Misinformation often wears the cloak of credibility, leveraging persuasive language and cherry-picked evidence to deceive even the most discerning minds.
Moreover, the rapid dissemination of misinformation in the digital age has amplified its potency. With the click of a button, falsehoods can be shared to millions in a matter of seconds, outpacing efforts to debunk them. This phenomenon, coupled with the echo chambers of social media, creates fertile ground for the proliferation of misinformation, perpetuating falsehoods and deepening societal divides.
The perils of misinformation extend beyond individual belief; they strike at the very heart of our democracy. In a society where informed citizenry is the cornerstone of governance, the spread of falsehoods undermines the democratic process, subverting the will of the people and corroding the pillars of a free and fair society.
To combat the scourge of misinformation, concerted efforts are needed on multiple fronts. Education plays a pivotal role in equipping individuals with the critical thinking skills necessary to navigate the digital landscape discerningly. Fact-checking initiatives and media literacy programs are invaluable tools in empowering individuals to separate fact from fiction. Remember, misinformation is just the side effect of being uniformed.
Ultimately, the battle against misinformation is a collective endeavor that demands vigilance, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to truth. As guardians of knowledge, it is incumbent upon us to cultivate a culture of skepticism, to question the information we encounter, and to champion the pursuit of truth in an era fraught with deception.
Truth doesn’t do so much good in the world, as the appearance of it does evil.
DJ
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