Transition Blog will be sharing some of the eBook Livin’ Large in the next few installments. Please enjoy this Journey of Love and if you are interested in more info the book is available on Unity in Gender Diversity. This book is a synopsis of this author’s metaphysical outlook and philosophy.
Why would you say something that is not true? More importantly your beliefs make it true! In order to say something the thought must come to you, if it came to you it was attracted by your beliefs and actions, which make it TRUE to you. This is a personal experience, so mind your own business (another chapter of the eBook) and observe the Truth all around you. There is your truth that most of us live by every day and then there is Ultimate Truth or God’s Truth. Just understand that they are not the same and that you can choose either at any time. It takes a little observation to realize that what you think of as Truth is really “your” truth, ego truth or man’s truth. Remember that you are the creator of your life, and as you say, so it will be, but only if it is in the highest good for all concerned.
God’s Truth or Ultimate Truth or Universal Truth or Universal Law is a choice available to you in each and every moment. As you say “yes” to Truth, your mind is open to goodness, and Truth will be self-evident. God’s Truth is eternal, constant, loving, inspiring, and beyond explanation. My point here is that your words do have power and you should use them consciously to create what you desire.
It is far too easy to fling words around and create chaos in your life and in other’s lives. Be careful what you say, because if you say that you are fat and ugly, is this really what you desire? Or if you say your partner, or anyone else is fat and ugly is this what you would desire? How does this serve you? And beware of discounting your word also (this means, saying to yourself or out loud that you are this or that which is demeaning), because then you are taking the power away from your word which makes it harder to create that which you do desire. Use positive self-talk to build up yourself and others. Use sayings like, “It is all good” or “Just gotta love ‘em” or “I love you anyway”. If you find yourself saying something less than flattering about someone, yourself included, stop and change the subject. Oh, haven’t we had Lovely weather this week!
🙂 Sequoia Elisabeth
Oneness Ministry 
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