Be Focused With a Firm Vision

“When a vision comes, it does require our belief and faith,” Simran Singh says. “It also asks us to watch the signs, the 'conversations with the universe' that appear along the way. The last step is to be fluid and flexible with the plans, not controlling or manipulating life to fit what we want but instead what is in our best interest.”

As a speaker, storyteller and rebel humanitarian, Simran’s spiritual foundation came from the Sikh tradition, which expanded to her embrace of all faiths.

 “We are in an accelerated time,” she says, “where literally if you speak it and believe it, then it will show up. What you must know is that it is equally so for your 'negative' talk, beliefs and intentions as it is for your 'positive' ones.

“Be focused with a firm vision,” she advises. And she suggests you give attention to these questions to help you do so:

• What do you spend your time believing in?
• Where have you placed your faith?
• What are you saying you are worth?
• How would you treat yourself if you knew you were Sacred?

More insights from Simran appear in the March issue of Guide to Spiritual Living: Science of Mind magazine, or you can visit her website at https://www.iamsimran.com.

Take A New Look at President’s Day

Did you know:

• President’s Day was created in 1879, and the first celebration happened the following year.
• It was originally held on Washington's actual birthday (February 22). In 1971 this was combined with Lincoln’s birthday and changed to the third Monday of February as a celebration of all American presidents.
• This was the first federal holiday to be created in honor of an American citizen.

While we spend time celebrating those whose leadership defined our country, Jesse Jennings offers another view of what it means to be a nation.

“I am a nation,” he writes. “My founder is Spirit and my constitution is love. I have declared independence from fear. My citizens are my thoughts and emotions. My elected officials are those thoughts and emotions I combine into the mighty energy of belief. My cabinet and advisers are my loved ones whose beliefs reflect but sometimes test my own.

“My mind and heart preside over this nation every day, around the clock, in wisdom and kindness, guided by Spirit and informed by love.”

To find out more about Jesse Jennings, contributing editor at Guide for Spiritual Living: Science of Mind magazine, visit his website at www.creativelife.org/ministers.html.

Unleash Your Spiritual Intuition

Spiritual intuition is that faculty of the human mind which knows without knowing why it knows, and without being able to explain why what it knows is so. The greatest thoughts the world has ever had have come from this type of thinking.

We shall deliver to ourselves and our environment only that which is already imbedded deep in the innermost recesses of the hidden depth and height and breadth of our own being.

Wherever the rose blooms, the undivided Omnipresence of God, in Its totality, exists solely for the purpose of being identified with and becoming the thing It expresses. This is the perception of All-ness that is back of what seems to us finite.

This is an excerpt of “New Horizons,” written by spiritual visionary Dr. Ernest Holmes and further excerpted in the March issue of Guide for Spiritual Living: Science of Mind magazine.