“…blessings infinite.”

From Duffy

The holiday season is upon us. I have been thinking a lot about connection, acceptance, the desire for love, and the want/need to fit in. We humans want to feel as though we matter to someone and have people in our lives to care for.

Recently, I have been dealing with some feelings of loneliness, somehow feeling that God left me out of His plan for meaningful relationships. So I thought – let’s be clear — Where does my fulfillment come from? People? Relationships? NO! My fulfillment comes from God, divine Love. I need to know, with conviction; loneliness is a lie about me, and my relationship to God.

“Pure humanity, friendship, home, the interchange of love, bring to earth a foretaste of heaven. They unite terrestrial and celestial joys, and crown them with blessings infinite.” Miscellaneous Writings. 100:22

Delving deeper into my relationship with God and feeling divine Love’s presence with me, each minute, brings healing. When feeling down or like I am missing out, gratitude is where my thought goes. Sitting quietly, thinking of everything I have to be grateful for in my life is invigorating.

My gratitude list is endless – a home, my kids, heat, running water, a washer/dryer, the ability to move freely, friends, my relationship (ever expanding) to God, employment, transportation, music, art, comedy, theater… I could go on and on.

There are so many things to be grateful for each day…laughter or smiling with a stranger, people holding the door for you, being kind to one another, or having the person in front of you in the Starbucks line pay for your coffee.

As I think of all this, loneliness is proven to be nothing and absolutely cannot take away from my joy or make me feel as if I am missing out. I see God expressed all around me. This expression cannot be denied and yes, I am included in that expression. We all are.

Thank you Father Mother God for the presence of divine Love wrapping Her arms around me each moment.

One thought on ““…blessings infinite.””

  1. Thank you. That was very comforting. & it’s fun to see someone else’s gratitude list to help me think of things I might of over looked.

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