Good morning.

God morning to you. If every morning for the next 30 days you begin your day by saying,

I intend to see. I expect to see no matter who I am with, no matter where I am, no matter what

I'm doing. I intend to see that which I want to see. He will change the momentum of your life

experience. That's Esther Hicks. I intend to see God everywhere I look everywhere I go as

soon as I wake up in the morning. I reset that intention and I take count throughout the day how

many times I forget to see God where I see my mom or where I see my dad or where I see my

children. But who is it that forgets? Who forgets? If that voice in your head is you,

and who is the one listening to it? The one listening isn't remembering and forgetting.

The one listening doesn't have a head, it doesn't have ears.

But it hears me, it hears those thoughts, it hears the ambient sounds, it hears the silence.

It is the silence hearing, seeing. But you can't see what's next, you can't see what you're

intending because you won't hear the way you're hearing right now when I'm hearing. My eyes are

closed and my right ear comes a little bit towards my right shoulder and out. It's very slight

and it's unnecessary, but it's my permission slip to hear what's beyond the moment, beyond time,

beyond the mind. Repract this, letting go into the silence, hearing the silence until grace comes

and the practice goes and there's just this, God consciousness.

Yogananda said, when one is conscious of God, he's really living until this awakening, the body is

a tomb in which the soul is encased, as if dead and buried in a waiting resurrection.

To be alive with life everlasting, that is the life that Jesus taught. And then from this life,

this light beyond the body, you'll watch that body turning to hear. You'll watch it smiling more,

like Ravi Shankar said, challenge yourself today. Come what may, I'm going to smile and be happy.

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