To experience peace during your day, focus on the following three steps. First, make peace your goal before every interaction. Second, increase your level of trust in God. Remember that the Divine is always working with your best interests in mind. Third, be grateful to everyone who enters into your experience. They are here to help you practice and thus reinforce the first two steps. When you go into an interaction with the goal of peace already set, the experience becomes a means to achieve your goal. Before every interaction, remind yourself, “Peace is my goal.” Throughout the interaction, silently ask yourself, “Are the thoughts I’m thinking, words I’m speaking, and actions I’m taking moving me in the direction of peace or away from it?”
Today, if you are not at peace, do not put yourself or others down. Instead, see it as a call from your soul inviting you to awaken to your true nature, to the state of peace. When the ego insists that you judge yourself or others, remember that you have traveled those dead-end roads thousands of times before, and they have never brought you to the state of peace. Now, use the ego’s efforts to trigger you to feel peace, not to further support and reinforce its chaotic mindset. Remind yourself: the thoughts you think and support either lead you to peace or away from peace; you should be in control of your thoughts; your thoughts should not be in control of you; as God’s child, you are forever worthy of His inheritance, the state of peace. Then take long, slow breaths and feel this divine peace inside you.
All glory to God.
Peace, Health, Happiness, Love, Laughter, and Light.
James Blanchard Cisneros
Author of the book “You Have Chosen to Remember”
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I bought your book many years ago when it first came out let me tell you what a mental ride that was… I love these inspirations! I just wish you would maybe broaden the idea of God to it or source versus saying “He”. Using the word him just makes it so very limited and we all know God is simply not that at all. Just an idea to broaden the spectrum for all, everyone’s left with their own perception. Love and appreciate your work!All GooD THiNGS!🥰❤️🙏🏼⚡️😁👍🏼✨
Thank you Amber for being open to the message.
I do express the idea of God throughout the text in the following manners: God, Source, All That Is, He, It, Love, Light, Father, Mother, etc. I do understand that not everyone will be pleased or comfortable with any one specific way or word that I describe All That Is, but hopefully they can look past their own personal parameters and be able to appreciate and absorb the greater message. I also always invite those who feel uncomfortable with a certain word to change it themselves to a word they like and can live with, to a word that won’t block them to the greater message.
Peace. JBC