Monday, December 12, 2011
The Words of Love in Christ Jesus
The words I speak are full of love.
The words I speak have power, and I have the power to choose them wisely. Choosing words hastily or in anger may cause another to feel demoralized or discouraged. By contrast, loving words can heal and uplift.
I think of how words affect me. In prayer, I ask the Christ within to guide my words to be encouraging and uplifting for others as well as myself. I set an intention to speak in positive ways throughout the day. My words and tone of voice make a difference.
I acknowledge the Christ Spirit in each person and myself, and I naturally choose words of grace, love, peace and appreciation.
Let no evil talk come out of your mouths, but only what is useful for building up, as there is need, so that your words may give grace to those who hear.--Ephesians 4:29"
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Love is The Word
Joining family, friends and my community in this season of love, I feel a generosity of spirit. Divine Love connects us to one another. It encourages cooperation. As we share God's love from within, we express appreciation and respect for each other.
I love and accept myself, and I love and accept others. Love brings forgiveness to strained relationships and healing to old hurts or misunderstandings. Love transforms conflict into harmony.
When I see with the eyes of love, I see possibilities for good in all people and circumstances. The more love I give, the more love grows in me. I am filled with joy as I express love with a happy heart.
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