When we see everything as its’ true essence, we see that it’s all perfect the way it is.
I lost track of that a few days ago and posted an old article and an old guided meditation with a different viewpoint. However, this blog is about seeing the Divine Essence of All That Is.
So the old article is gone. Here is a guided meditation about seeing ourselves as perfect.
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Work can be a masterpiece of joy. This applies to just about any work. We can be cleaning up after horses. Or we can be running a major corporation. We could be earning below minimum wage. Or we could be making a seven figure income.
In just about any case our work can be a masterpiece of joy.
How do we do this? It depends on how we look at it. When we look at things differently, we experience them differently. And quite often the things we’re looking at change.
For example, if we’re doing house cleaning for a living, we can dedicate our work to God and / or our families. We can recognize that we’re bringing order and cleanliness to a part of the world.
We can choose to make the housework a masterpiece of art. Perhaps we can do something special to make the house slightly more beautiful.
We can work while we’re observing our selves with love and observing the environment with love. There are many such processes in this blog.
We can work while improving our ability to see the hidden beauty in everyone and everything.
Intention is key. If we’re working with the intention of getting away from the work, we’re likely to suffer. If we work with the intention of contributing to some worthy cause, our work can be joyous.
If we work to serve our clients, employers, or consumers then the work can be a happy experience.
We can do this even if we’re unemployed or retired. There always some area requiring work. It might be helping ourself. It might be helping friends. It might be some form of volunteer work. It might be working at finding a job. It might be creating a business. It might be doing a blog 
Working with joy improves our overall well being.
There has been a recent phenomenon that has been documented by CNN and now YouTube.
A 12 year old prodigy named Akiane Kramarik taught herself to paint when she was six years old. She started having visions of God when she was four years old. A few months ago she decided to learn the piano. Now she is composing music.
You’ll be amazed by the following videos. Akiane is truly inspired by God.
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When we observe our possessions with love, we invite more of the same – both possessions and love. We’re happy with what we have. Our possessions can serve us better.
A friend of mine had a car that was pronounced dead by a mechanic. After the pronouncement, my friend continued to love her car. It continued to serve her for years, giving her many long trips throughout California.
Miracles happen.
Observing anything with love raises us to a higher level of consciousness and happiness. We can observe our toenails with love and wind up feeling better.
That’s one of the great things about living life in a state of appreciation. We wind up feeling wonderful. We feel better and better all the time. Others feel it too.
Good is what enhances life. Bad is what reduces life.
Better is an available option that, when chosen, enhances life even more.
Best is our available option that, when chosen, enhances life the most.
We always have choices.
We don’t have to get hung up in trying to figure out what’s the best choice. We can simply establish the practice of making good choices.
When we make good choices, more good choices become available to us.
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