As you may know, I commit the first hour of each day praying for people, followed by reading scripture and spiritual works, and ending by writing seven gratitudes in my gratitude book. That's pretty much how my early morning goes--letting in God's light. I do not open my computer to check on the news or respond to emails.
My day starts with a clean slate, not my slate (my will be done), but God's slate (thy will be done), which is always clean unless I get in there to dirty it up or try to clean it up myself.
As I write this, two men from SSC Window Cleaning are cleaning our sunroom windows. They have committed two hours of their morning to letting in God's light. I do not open my mouth with any suggestions, but gratitude for their work will be noted tomorrow morning. Meanwhile, The Brownie Fairy will thank them when they leave.
My day starts with a clean slate, not my slate (my will be done), but God's slate (thy will be done), which is always clean unless I get in there to dirty it up or try to clean it up myself.
As I write this, two men from SSC Window Cleaning are cleaning our sunroom windows. They have committed two hours of their morning to letting in God's light. I do not open my mouth with any suggestions, but gratitude for their work will be noted tomorrow morning. Meanwhile, The Brownie Fairy will thank them when they leave.
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