Haanel 20-20: “We can live more abundantly every time we breathe, if we consciously breathe
with that intention. The IF is a very important condition in this case, as the
intention governs the attention, and without the attention you can secure only the
results which every one else secures. That is, a supply equal to the demand.”
Focusing on my breathing during the sit this week has taken on a different meaning.
In Haanel 20-18: The Silence is Necessary, the senses must be stilled, the muscles relaxed, repose cultivated.
Dad had an unexpected surgery this week, then a lung collapsed. Normally people fret and worry and wonder what to do. I sat. I was still. I was silent. I breathed=because I could. When dad was struggling to breathe, I did more. I prayed more. I breathed more. I was quiet more. I relaxed more. It was much easier than fretting.
Psalm 55:22 says, “Cast your cares on the Lord
and he will sustain you;
he will never let
the righteous be shaken.”
It’s hard to cast. But it must be done. When we show our faith, God shows up and answers prayer. There was nothing I could do from afar. Breathe, be still, pray. And healing is coming. Doctor’s and nurses have the wisdom and attentiveness that I asked for. No matter what happens, it is all in HIS hands. That is faith. That is not fear and worry.
Love that you gave breath to your father when it was hard for him. The silence is and ever present force that we need to move forward and through our thoughts. Nice reflection!
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Hi Deanna,
Great blog! I like your comments about your sit. That’s great. Hope your dad is doing better.
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