Turning "Who am I" into "I Am Who"

"God does not ask your ability, or your inability. He asks only your availability." Mary Kay Ash

"Faith without works is dead." Book Of James. Are we willing to go to any length for a Spiritual awakening? No one can answer that question for us, and it is only answered through our actions. One of the side effects of walking the spiritual path is often feeling unworthy, the sense of "who am I" to suggest to others, even though they asked, how to grow spiritually. The adversary, fear, cajoling us into inaction because we are afraid of looking pompous or self righteous.

We must turn the "who am I" into "I am who" walks the path, often trembling, that leads to freedom. The freedom from the bondage of self the adversary revels in. Fear will bluff us into inaction, try to convince us the well earned lessons of our growth into warriors of the light somehow lack value, our demonstrated freedom should be kept secret, lest we appear full of ourselves. As Children Of The Light we must stand ready, available, to testify to the work we have done and be counted. Will some, still locked in the bondage of self, disparage, perhaps even attack us? Yes, but take heart, for this is just another indication you are on the right path.

By stepping out in faith, our abilities or inabilities are meaningless, our availability paramount, trusting in a Power Greater Than Ourselves to use us just as we are today, as instruments of Divine Love and Knowledge, mighty tools able to help alleviate fear, pain and suffering and light the way for those still lost in the dark.

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