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There are many spiritual statements, Scriptures, & practices that will help sustain us through these challenging days.

God is steadfast in His love & Grace toward us.  He is present with us & will never leave us.  In that reality is great comfort & healing.  In these quiet days of reflection, we are all invited to awake to the gift of God’s presence with us & to receive the healing Grace of answered prayer.

If we take the opportunity to intentionally quiet the noise of the outside world & rest in communion with God our Creator, these days can be a time for healing & the growth of our spirit for the new life promised.

A posting from the Glory Center; Inspired Health Group's Spiritual Arm

God’s Love is steadfast, inclusive, unconditional & unending regardless of the storms that assail it. It is one of the most powerful forces in all of life. When we live from a place of true pure undiluted Love, it has the power to heal us in mind, body & spirit & to change the lives of others when we share it with one another.

God’s Love is brought to full expression when we share His undiluted pure Love with one another & it is in that sharing that not only those we share God’s love with, but also we ourselves are healed & made whole.

We enter this new year in the season of the Light that shatters the darkness & brings us hope. Throughout our journey this new year, darkness will come & will go but regardless of the lurking darkness that threads its way into our lives we know that “the Divine Light of God our Creator shines in the darkness & the darkness will not overcome it”.

When we are no longer able to change our situation, we are challenged to change ourselves or our view. When we chose to journey in the Light, it affects our health in positive ways & promotes healing of our mind, body & spirit.

November is traditionally the month we focus on giving thanks to God, the giver of all life, for the Divine blessing of the harvest from the earth that feeds us all. Life feeds life, & all life does come from God, so regardless of the season, our response to God should be gratitude & joy for His gifts that sustain our lives every single day, not simply in one particular month.

How can we bridge the gap between the weight of sadness, grief & anxiety over our earthly living which from time to time we all experience & the expression of joy & gratitude that comes from our love & thanksgiving for our Creator?