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Everybody
wants to win at something ... to achieve success in their lives.
To demonstrate
a win, or success, through spiritual principles, we first begin by
identifying with "winners" .. or with those who have
successfully achieved their goals. This past week I watched the
final playoff game between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees.
Both teams have some of the best baseball players in the world today,
and both teams played very well ... they played to win ... and even
though the Boston Red Sox did not win the game ... to come in second in
a league filled with outstanding baseball teams and players is a great
achievement. Success is born of spiritual energy ... energy that
is maintained and sustained in the consciousness of a
"winner." You can see this energy in the face of Aaron
Boone of the NY Yankees baseball team. When he stepped up to bat
you knew something was about to happen ... and it did ... he hit a home
run ... winning the game for his team and moving them into the World
Series. After Aaron hit the home run everyone watching was
affected by it ... even those who wanted Boston to win ... still felt
the energy of the "win" executed by Aaron as the ball landed
into the stands.
Each of us want to "win"
at something ... whether it is winning a promotion in our work, winning
the heart of the one we love, or winning a trophy or prize.
Winning is at the heart of us ... and in winning we set the pace for
everyone around us to be inspired and encouraged to "win" at
whatever it is that they desire to accomplish. This "winning
spirit" is actually God, or Infinite Spirit, dwelling within us.
When we envy the success of others or resent the successes of others, we
declare within our consciousness that winning or success is separate and
apart from us. When we share in their success by congratulating
them or seeing their success or win as an example of what we all can do
... then we accept winning or success in our consciousness and the ideas
for success or winning ... will become ours too. We must always
keep in mind that the Infinite Good is One ... and if we accept that we
are One with It, then we cannot fail ... for their is no failure in
Infinite Good ... even in the midst of what may appear as failure or
loss ... Good is Present.
As the World
Series games continue even Aaron Boone has experienced a few
"misses" along the way ... but we can know that the Game of
Life will always offer us opportunities to express our winning attitude
... as long as we are willing to play with enthusiasm. It is this
conviction to "play to win" that creates for us a greater
passion and zest for Life ... and for the Good that is awaiting our
acceptance.
And
So It Is!
Letting
Love Use Me In Its Own Good Way,
Rev. Hank
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