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[green1]

Hello,

I am working on a new practice. I would really appreciate feedback on this. It goes as follows:

I accept to change for God (unconditionally loving, shapeless God all around me), and God gives me joy, self-confidence and luck. I am hooked on God.

It is that simple.

Could you try it (accepting to change for God) and tell me whether you have the same result (if you feel joy, self-confidence and luck)?

Many thanks in advance!

green1

[green1]

Or better:

1. Decide to wake up for God.

2. God will teach you that you should accept to change for him.

3. Then you will get joyful, confident and lucky.

(This is all I know for the moment)

People don't know that God will help when they wake up.

It's not their fault. They just don't know that God will help.

[green1]

Originally Posted by green1

Or better:
1. Decide to wake up for God.
2. God will teach you that you should accept to change for him.
3. Then you will get joyful, confident and lucky.

Miss Hepburn: This explains how we knew that we should change for God. This was not easy to know. It is not obvious. It's God teaching probably.

[Miss Hepburn]

Very nice. You have a good heart. I love when people love our
Father/God/Creator of All That IS.

[green1]

Thank you!

[Unseeking Seeker]

@ green1 ~ the thing with affirmations is, it is a visualisation repeated like a prayer to reinforce it, which is alright but it addresses mind, whereas in my view, the realisation is in the heart.

When we say we look to God, be He in form or without, we are effectively saying, ‘I, as a separate entity exist and that separate entity, is seeking God’. However, if we instead say that God alone is, as a singular consciousness who is appearing as the many, what then? We, that is the ego or identity, then have no existence separate from God or universal consciousness.

The proposition put forward in the preceding paragraph suggests that this form is inert and made alive by the breath of God. Then, the crystallised organism begins to feel that it exists, which it does of course but not as a separate self, rather as enlivened by the source.

Thus the affirmation of the opening post is great, no doubt but how it may be looked at depends upon our point of reference.

[green1]

Originally Posted by Unseeking Seeker

@ green1...
Thus the affirmation of the opening post is great, no doubt but how it may be looked at depends upon our point of reference.

Thank you US!

But it is not an affirmation. It is my experience:

1. I accept to change for God.
2. Then, God gives me joy, confidence and luck.
3. I am hooked on God.

Or:

1. I decide to wake up for God.
2. God teaches me to change for God.
3. Then, God gives me joy, confidence and luck.
4. I am hooked on God.

My question is: Do you experience the same (joy, confidence and luck) when you accept to change for God?

Thank you!

[HITESH SHAH]

Originally Posted by green1

I am working on a new practice. I would really appreciate feedback on this. It goes as follows:

While mine ( there are many like me ) who follow similar (not exactly the same) practice . It is a simple religious prayer with far more wider connotations than you write.And we indeed experience the joy , bliss ,growth,happiness and grace of God .

I firmly believe that if any such affirmation and prayer (including the one you indicate) followed up with its sincere understanding an implementation gives one the joy , bliss and luck .

So i would agree that in general we feel far better with sincere affirmation and its practice as you indicate.

[green1]

Originally Posted by HITESH SHAH

So i would agree that in general we feel far better with sincere affirmation and its practice as you indicate.

Thank you for your feedback HS!

[Unseeking Seeker]

Originally Posted by green1

Thank you US!

But it is not an affirmation. It is my experience: My question is: Do you experience the same (joy, confidence and luck) when you accept to change for God?

Ok ~ then what you are saying is you experience or have ‘seen’ God and then good things happen once you accept and change?

What I have noticed is, is that life as already impulsed* (*in my understanding, life is already created but is revealed in slow motion, in linear time) goes on but we are not impacted by outcomes. Also, yes, the universe takes care of need but not greed. Greed, in fact, disappears. Fate can alter a bit here and there, in my view, depending upon our responses but what happens is more or less what we signed up for.