My Work to Complete

I am completing work that is important to me.

Everyone I know is completing work that is important to them.

Everyone I don’t even know, all over the planet, is completing work that is important to them.

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After years of “blooming where I was planted” and fulfilling every requirement of work and family to my greatest capacity,  I am now engaged in work that is true to my soul, my calling, my purpose.

It is still a habit to think of others first, but now it is important to listen to my soul, my calling and put that first.

I am compelled by a new nature.

I am responsive to a higher calling.

I am invested in the honor of myself.

I am honoring the Universe which sends me ideas and I am acting on them and manifesting them.

Until I act in alignment with this calling, I am unsatisfied, restless and distracted.

When I come into alignment with this purpose and take the action that comes to me, I am invigorated, happy and fulfilled.

This is my work to complete.

It is important to me.

It is the Universe calling to me and my answer.


© 2012 Kathryn Hardage
www.InspiredPractces.com

Admit No Intruders

I keep my thought directed toward my purpose.

Everyone I know keeps their thought directed toward their purpose.

Everyone I don’t even know all over the planet keeps their thought directed toward their purpose.

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No matter what is going on, it is possible to keep thought directed to our purpose.

Our purpose is an expression of our individuality and our desire to serve.

Any thought which creates a disturbance and momentarily redirects our thought is an intruder.

When we recognize this, we can remember what our purpose is, and calmly continue our work.

We can keep developing our purpose, follow where it leads us and let our steps be wholly dedicated to it.

The disturbance will takes its course and cause momentary destruction, but unaided by our attention, will finally die.

Our purpose, held to steadfastly, will increase its’ calm, service, uplifting influence and enlightenment.

Why spend time on anything else?

© 2012 Kathryn Hardage
www.InspiredPractices.com