How to create the most wonderful week

08/27 2009
How to create the most wonderful week
Mary Morrissey
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Set your intention

What if by the end of this week we could look back and say this was one of the most wonderful weeks of my life? 

You and I have an opportunity to create such a week by making an intention right now that this week we will stay close to God. We will make our will, God’s will. Meaning that again and again we will ask ourselves this question; what would love do here? As we ask that question and stay in that question and listen for that guidance and follow that guidance; we catch a current. There is a current of our own life force which is one with God already, one with love already. As we simply move into that current, we are lifted up.
 
There is a week that is available to each and every one of us where we will look back and say, “Oh, my God, thank you. Thank you.” Let’s lean into the question, what would love do here? And, live from God’s will for us which is to lift us up in love every moment.
 
Many Blessings,
Mary
 
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