We may not even realize how many words come out of our mouth in a day that are hostile, threatening, defending, critical, hurtful, revengeful, accusatory, wrathful, and mostly, just unconscious. Practice being aware of the words that come out of your mouth. Notice when your words are warlike. And surrender -- as many times in a day as you have to. Lay down your weapons and surrender to a higher power. Let peace pervade your life.
- HOSTILITY is a weapon of darkness. It has no right to exist in my life. Hostility only attracts more hostility. I choose peace.
- THREATENING words are terrifying not only to my own heart, but to the hearts of other people. I choose not to terrify or be terrified. Threatening words are the act of a coward. When I am in my strength, Truth takes care of me.
- DEFENDING words mean I have something to defend. Truth needs no defense. Truth IS. Now and always Truth IS. When I notice myself defending, I can stop and ask myself, what on earth am I defending?
- CRITICAL words are stupid words. I can utilize discrimination without being critical of myself or others.
- HURTFUL words are unkind and unnecessary to my life. They are weapons of pain and destruction. I choose not to harm life in any way by my words.
- REVENGEFUL words vibrate at a very dark, low level. Revengeful words increase darkness within me and the world. I choose to forgive, to let go, to realize that the things of this world are passing away. There is nothing to hold on to, nothing to be revengeful about. I choose to simply stay far away from people who deliberately hurt me. I choose to rise higher than hurtful people. I know that when I rise higher, a higher consciousness guides all my actions and I live in peace.
- ACCUSING words are stupid because they do not know the answer to anything. I choose to connect with Divine Intelligence and find all answers in my heart.
- WRATHFUL words always come back to me.
- UNCONSCIOUS words mean I am living unconsciously. I choose to become aware of my words. I choose to become aware of the little wars I perpetuate every day with my words. I choose peace.
Thank you, Indira, for this message today.
ReplyDeleteThis morning I watched myself using words in a warful way.
I have been looking at myself being upset for 2 days.
I watched myself choosing to be upset, even smiled at myself
and said to another person, that
evidently, I wanted to be upset.
I know I have the choice and
I THINK being upset is of no help...
so - Isn't that aburd?!
BUT - I chose not to blame myself for the past :-))
Thank you all for being here!
Love - Petra
I have just read your post on "time and timelessness"...
ReplyDeleteand it is also a fitting lesson to me (generally but also on what
I wrote above).
Because being upset means being in the past and future
I did watch that too - and still chose to be upset...hmmm
What am I doing?
Just as I am writing this, there is this thought in my head...
"you can't have this"...
It means something concrete at the time, that I really want for us
as a family. But I am aware, that it is one of the believes that
has run my life for a long time.
I will go back to one of the past lessons and read about it again.
I have been at war with myself this afternoon. I know this because I have been feeling worried and bad about myself. I've been criticizing myself. Criticism is a war word!
ReplyDeleteI am not sure why I have these butterflies in my stomach, but I do. I think it also relates to "time and timelessness" -- I am worried about a decision that involves the future. Like, afraid to make a decision that affects me in the future. I am not in trust and I am not letting go.
I will read the messages you posted here, Indira, and see if I can't receive their deeper meanings with my heart. They were just what I needed when I signed on today. It never ceases to amaze me, the way the daily messages and messages here are just what I need.
Thank you for providing this haven of truth and angels.