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I think at that moment my own search for God began. Since then I've learned that, yes, God is "up there." But He is also present everywhere else, and with each of us.
God is intelligent, loving all-presence. Not a concept formed of superstition, but the infinite, good Mind - the one intelligence, which is Love. Divine Love truly is gentle and constant because it is the only power.
Once, another Sunday School teacher asked a class: "How can you be sure God is always with you? What if you were stranded on an island out in the middle of the ocean - how would you know that God was there?"
"Because I would be there!" one student answered.
God and His creation must be one, inseparable, because God fills all space. This gentle potency, divine Love, cherishes us, its spiritual creation. There is no space between us and God. And we can surely know God's presence through His qualities - through the expression of good here and now. Order, dominion, purity, kindness, beauty, affection, are some readily recognizable aspects of God.
A humanlike God, sitting in judgment from high in the clouds, would certainly be out of reach. And perhaps even knowing God as infinite Love might sometimes seem difficult. But you probably have at some point in your life felt God's presence. Maybe you recognized He was guiding you, or felt His protection.
Praying in stillness, listening with expectancy for God, reveals divine Love. As we consistently watch and listen in this way, we inevitably discover more of God's nature. God is a bright, obvious power of good, revealed when we aren't dragged down by materialistic, dull thinking, and are willing to look beyond materiality.
The Bible records an important statement that Jesus once made about praying to know God's nature: "Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled" (Matt. 5:6).
God will reveal Himself to us in exactly the way we can understand. His message is the Truth, or Christ. According to the textbook of Christian Science, "Christ, Truth, was demonstrated through Jesus to prove the power of Spirit over the flesh, - to show that Truth is made manifest by its effects upon the human mind and body, healing sickness and destroying sin" (Mary Baker Eddy, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," pg. 316).
Not too long ago I was asked to do a series of speeches over four days. The night before I was to leave on a plane for the first speech, I came down with what looked to be some kind of flu. The next morning I was worse, and was afraid everyone would have trouble understanding me that afternoon.
Even though I was coughing and sniffling, I was praying, too. Praying to prove the power of God over the flesh. I listened for the intelligence of divine Mind. What I heard, though, was on the subject of God, not me: "God is always perfect. God could not have the flu. God couldn't believe in sickness." I reasoned from there. "If I am the spiritual image of God, then God would first have to be sick for me to be the image of sickness." Well, I went out onto the stage healed, and from beginning to end my speech was clear and effortless. I so enjoyed feeling the presence and power of Spirit.
Prayer - and the healing that comes with it - end an anxious search for God. Instead, we actually know God and feel His presence. Healing is a natural consequence of understanding God and expressing His qualities.Close on the heels of the high-speed public Wi-Fi service made available at Ernakulam Junction, three more busy railway stations in the State will soon have the facility.
Announcing this here on Tuesday, outgoing Divisional Railway Manager Sunil Bajpai said free Wi-Fi services will be rolled out soon at the Thiruvananthapuram Central, Kollam and Thrissur railway stations.
Railtel
Railtel, the telecommunications arm of the Railways that provides Internet services as RailWire using its fibre network in collaboration with Google, will provide Wi-Fi as in Ernakulam Junction, the first in Southern Railway to offer the service.
Mr. Bajpai, who handed over charge to Prakash Butani earlier in the day after holding the post for two-and-a-half years, said the doubling work via Kottayam is progressing well now with adequate funds from the budget last year.
RRTS
On the ambitious Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) mooted for the Thiruvananthapuram-Chengannur corridor, Mr. Bajpai said the project has failed to take off even after two years.
“Making available money is the hurdle. Kerala and Centre will have to work together,” the Divisional Railway Manager added.
On developing Nemom as a terminal to solve the saturated terminal facilities at Thiruvananthapuram Central, Mr. Bajpai said huge investment is needed for developing it.
Overcoming line capacity saturation by doubling the track is the priority for the Railways now, he said adding that Nemom is a possibility.
New Additional Divisional Railway Manager K. S. Jain will take over next week.
Free Wi-Fi services will be soon at the capital, Kollam and Thrissur railway stations.
Please Email the EditorDecided I'd post tonight, since I have to be out of the house early tomorrow morning!
1. Add a title in either the space above or below the main photo. If possible, use an alpha set from your digi stash, rather than using fonts.
3. Be sure you’ve added drop shadows where necessary. Voila! This should complete your page!
Please also post a link to this week’s work in this thread too.
Thanks so much for playing the challenge. I hope you had as much fun playing as I had seeing everyone’s pages!
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Another task completed. Thanks for the challenge Wendy. Looking forward to the surprise!
Thanks for another fun progressive Wendy!
Task 4 complete.
All of my tasks show up as my last one. I didn't save a new name each time. Silly me! I will delete all the doubles and just leave task 4!
Here's Task 4! Thanks Wendy it was alot of fun!
This is my Task 4, since I messed up how I saved them all!
great challenge, thank you.
Broke some rules for the last task. I did use a stamp for the top title and the alpha.
But somehow it wandered onto the photo...
I'm not sure I'm really happy with the journalling... I'd be happier if I had a font that matched the stamp so that brother & sister were more cohesive with the title stamp.
Hopefully the journalling will be large enough to read when it's printed.
Now, off to see what the rest of you have created!
I could read your journaling fine. I find its a bigger issue to read online than to read printed for some reason - pixels maybe, not sure. I often wish that I had fonts that better matched my stamps!!  Your page looks great!
My pages almost always look fuzzy online, but they are nice and crisp when I have them printed. I'm sure you'll be able to read everything just fine when you have it printed, Gail.
Task 1 of the December Progressive Challenge has been posted!
I'm a bit behind but here is my page for the last task and I love it! Thanks so much for letting me play along. I plan on doing Decembers Progressive Scrap too!
this is as much as i am going to do with this one. i did put in the title. but skipped the journalling. since my husband is the one that travels, i dont have much to add.Hi, everyone...yes it's snowing in NYC as I type this. But the past few days have been gloriously autumn and despite the discomfort and sadness of having left the beach, I know I am more fortunate than many Sandy survivors.
This is a planned enclave on the Hudson River, south and west of Wall Street and the new WTC. Quiet, with manicured esplanades, parks, marinas, sidewalk cafes and restaurants. Hard to believe that this area and much of lower Manhattan---I've heard as far up as 14th Street!--- was under water from Sandy's storm surge, just a little over a week ago.
My friend has fabulous views from his rooftop terrace!
New World Trade Center...
Lower Manhattan is a fantastic surreal mix of places and humanity...
It was very dark, with police cars and traffic cops on every corner, every block