Take a moment to notice the richness, the abundance, the lavish blessings bestowed on you by the Universe, continuously.  Praise God, indeed!  Be still and know that I AM God.

There are so many optical illusions:  for example, the sun appears to rise in the east and set in the west.  Does the sun really go down?  No, it remains brilliant, shining, radiant.  If you didn’t know the earth turns, you might believe, however, that the sun disappears and reappears.  Nothing is as it merely appears.

There is a reason for and a purpose to all.  Nothing is random.  If the Divine is your foundation of inquiry, you will arrive at harmonious and gratifying solutions.  Seek first the Kingdom.

Do you carry with you the obscure memories of darkness; the darkness of childhood fears and hurts?  Sift them out as best you can.  You were never a victim.  You were born for glory.  Let the past melt away.  God (you) wins.

The love that is God, which Jesus referred to, is an inherent, yet universal IS-NESS of all Life.  This is the everflowing stream of good feeling which motivates, stimulates, restores and supports all Life.  It is the true reason for All.  God is All.

What attracts your attention?  Are you fascinated by all the apparent wrongs, or do you appreciate the blessings in your awareness?  Your appreciation magnifies the blessings.  This is a law of the Universe:  like produces like.

It might be well to ask:  how certain are you of Divine Being?  Do you really believe that chaos has more power than harmony and order?  It there is Good present, how can an opposite also be true and real?  Choose with wisdom.

Maintaining calm, peace helps to reduce the drama to solutions.  Easy to try.  Stay in the peace of confidence that good is in motion for you.  Wonderful you.

Resist the temptation to form negative judgments.  The very negativity in your thought affects your peace and harmony.  The Divine never made darkness; only Light.  Good in motion.

Perhaps there IS more here than meets the eye.  This will require reasonable contemplation rather than snap judgment.  Are you willing to go there?  Seek and ye shall find …