Seven Practices That Work for Me

1. Each morning I look at the sign over my bed that says “Good Morning. This is God. I will be handling all your problems today; I will not need your help. So, relax and enjoy the day.” It reminds me that I am his child whom he loves, regardless of what I have done or not done. Throughout my day, I go to him for reassurance when I’m feeling worried or deprived, asking for trust in my future, and a nudge when I’m puzzled as to what to do next. I pray not for things and people to change, but for me to change my reactions to them. And I thank him in advance of seeing the results.

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Stan H., New York, USA

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