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| + | ===Topic: ''Relinquish Control''=== | ||
| + | ===Group: [[Woods Cross TeaM]]=== | ||
| + | ==Facilitators== | ||
| + | ===Teacher: [[Abraham]]=== | ||
| + | ===TR: [[Nina]]=== | ||
| + | ==Session== | ||
| + | ===Opening=== | ||
| + | I am ABRAHAM. Greetings friends. I do look forward each week to meeting with you. There is always something new to [[discuss]]. There is always [[wisdom]] to be gained and enlarged capacity to receive [[divine]] [[understanding]]. We are learning that our [[journey]] is not so much of a quest as it is an [[adventure]]. In allowing the [[unfolding]] we can [[perceive]] with the eyes of the Spirit and learn greater [[realities]]. | ||
| + | ===Lesson=== | ||
| + | In the [[process]] of [[transmitting\receiving]] one must let go of self to be open to new [[ideas]] and [[concepts]]. In learning to put down that childish [[behavior]] of being controlling we are asking Father to make us more than we are. When we learn to [[embrace]] [[our Father]]'s plan of natural [[evolution]] we are intrigued by the [[adventure]], more than we are in [[fear]] of what is to come. We can trust in our Caretakers to see to our needs, for they are included in the map to [[Paradise]]. | ||
| − | + | What does [[force]] bring us? Can you force a tree to [[grow]]? No. It is accepted that [[nature]] sees to the well-being of the tree and its growth takes many years. [[Acceptance]], my friends, is key to being able to allow for natural [[evolution]]. A training in [[mind]] helps you to find this [[acceptance]]. To [[contemplate]], [[journal]] and have discussion with others aids in your [[acceptance]] of natural evolution. We learn to become lost so that Father can show us our divine [[purpose]] and make us more than we are. We relinquish control for [[divine]] [[power]]. | |
| − | + | [[Lucifer|The son of self-love]] highly craved control over his [[surroundings]]. He chose not to wait for natural [[evolution]], but to [[force]] his own desires off onto others. In his control he felt powerful and regarded as important. He took much [[pleasure]] out of taking something away from God that added to his sense of self [[worth]]. To be controlling fed his [[ego]] and put him above others. | |
| − | + | This son was already loved beyond measure and was granted [[divine]] [[power]] when he had released any control, but he saw this as [[mundane]] and being the same as everyone else. He could not grasp the "[[group]] concept." He could not stand side by side with his fellows and work among them. He had great [[desire]] to lord over them. He was truly [[individualistic]]. | |
| + | To be [[controlling]] has many [[roots]] of [[origin]]. One may feel the need to control out of [[fear]] of the [[unknown]]. "Should I embrace natural [[evolution]], where will I end up?" Another reason one may be controlling is out of the need to feel important. Another controlling person may be simply ease-seeking and [[delegate]] their work to others. As we let go of our need to control, Father [[bestows]] upon us His divine power, and it is entirely much more fulfilling than holding onto this childish behavior. "As a child I had the things of a child. As an adult I put childish things away." | ||
| − | + | A [[CEO|corporate executive]], with many employees, thought it productive to pound his fist on the desk and demand top [[performance]] from his workers. He thought it would be financially beneficial and give him a sense of [[power]]. The employees disliked him and were not [[loyal]] to him. They did an adequate job for the company, but most certainly not their best. The executive was constantly [[enraged]] by the low performance and the loss of customers. His mind was constantly [[frustrated]] and his [[health]] was fading. | |
| + | Out of [[desperation]] he turned to [[God]] and sought a better way. He learned to [[become]] a part of the [[team]], working side by side with his fellow employees. He gave the [[respect]] and [[love]] he so craved himself. In relinquishing [[control]] Father had made him more than he was. Father gave him more than he had. The executive found meaningful fulfillment and [[satisfaction]] from allowing natural evolution. | ||
| − | + | He found [[love]] as a moving [[energy]], where as an individualistic man, he had nothing. He regained the [[loyalty]] of his employees. The employees found his [[kindness]] and [[trust]] in them to be [[inspiring]] and put their best foot forward. The company had become about people--not about [[money]]. The company had become a well-oiled [[machine]] that had doubled their production and of course, the [[finance]]s reflected it. | |
| + | What is this divine [[power]] in place of mortal [[control]]? In [[trusting]] Father--what is He entrusting to us? This week ponder the willingness you may have to release control, release what you think you are, what you think you have. Have you the [[courage]] to trust Father so that He may make you more than you are? Can you allow windows of [[opportunity]] for Him to come in and see your release of control as an act of divine [[strength]]? What would divine powers entail? That is all. | ||
| + | ===Closing=== | ||
| + | As always, my [[love]] is with you and look forward to our [[private]] [[moments]] together, as well as the group setting. Until next week, [[shalom]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:01, 6 May 2013
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Topic: Relinquish Control
Group: Woods Cross TeaM
Facilitators
Teacher: Abraham
TR: Nina
Session
Opening
I am ABRAHAM. Greetings friends. I do look forward each week to meeting with you. There is always something new to discuss. There is always wisdom to be gained and enlarged capacity to receive divine understanding. We are learning that our journey is not so much of a quest as it is an adventure. In allowing the unfolding we can perceive with the eyes of the Spirit and learn greater realities.
Lesson
In the process of transmitting\receiving one must let go of self to be open to new ideas and concepts. In learning to put down that childish behavior of being controlling we are asking Father to make us more than we are. When we learn to embrace our Father's plan of natural evolution we are intrigued by the adventure, more than we are in fear of what is to come. We can trust in our Caretakers to see to our needs, for they are included in the map to Paradise.
What does force bring us? Can you force a tree to grow? No. It is accepted that nature sees to the well-being of the tree and its growth takes many years. Acceptance, my friends, is key to being able to allow for natural evolution. A training in mind helps you to find this acceptance. To contemplate, journal and have discussion with others aids in your acceptance of natural evolution. We learn to become lost so that Father can show us our divine purpose and make us more than we are. We relinquish control for divine power.
The son of self-love highly craved control over his surroundings. He chose not to wait for natural evolution, but to force his own desires off onto others. In his control he felt powerful and regarded as important. He took much pleasure out of taking something away from God that added to his sense of self worth. To be controlling fed his ego and put him above others.
This son was already loved beyond measure and was granted divine power when he had released any control, but he saw this as mundane and being the same as everyone else. He could not grasp the "group concept." He could not stand side by side with his fellows and work among them. He had great desire to lord over them. He was truly individualistic.
To be controlling has many roots of origin. One may feel the need to control out of fear of the unknown. "Should I embrace natural evolution, where will I end up?" Another reason one may be controlling is out of the need to feel important. Another controlling person may be simply ease-seeking and delegate their work to others. As we let go of our need to control, Father bestows upon us His divine power, and it is entirely much more fulfilling than holding onto this childish behavior. "As a child I had the things of a child. As an adult I put childish things away."
A corporate executive, with many employees, thought it productive to pound his fist on the desk and demand top performance from his workers. He thought it would be financially beneficial and give him a sense of power. The employees disliked him and were not loyal to him. They did an adequate job for the company, but most certainly not their best. The executive was constantly enraged by the low performance and the loss of customers. His mind was constantly frustrated and his health was fading.
Out of desperation he turned to God and sought a better way. He learned to become a part of the team, working side by side with his fellow employees. He gave the respect and love he so craved himself. In relinquishing control Father had made him more than he was. Father gave him more than he had. The executive found meaningful fulfillment and satisfaction from allowing natural evolution.
He found love as a moving energy, where as an individualistic man, he had nothing. He regained the loyalty of his employees. The employees found his kindness and trust in them to be inspiring and put their best foot forward. The company had become about people--not about money. The company had become a well-oiled machine that had doubled their production and of course, the finances reflected it.
What is this divine power in place of mortal control? In trusting Father--what is He entrusting to us? This week ponder the willingness you may have to release control, release what you think you are, what you think you have. Have you the courage to trust Father so that He may make you more than you are? Can you allow windows of opportunity for Him to come in and see your release of control as an act of divine strength? What would divine powers entail? That is all.
Closing
As always, my love is with you and look forward to our private moments together, as well as the group setting. Until next week, shalom.
