Those who live with camels know when a camel sticks it's nose
under their tent flap they must strike it immediately to keep the camel out of the tent since camels have no
reverse. They know, from experience, when a camel gets it's head in it is coming in all the way
and quite
frankly, camels make poor roommates. And just as the camel, this is also the case with
negative thinking and morbid reflection (stinking thinking if you will)
when they try to wheedle their way into our consciousness. Though Living on the Spiritual Basis raises
our consciousness, we must stay vigilant for the metaphorical camel's
nose, but unfortunately no one catches every one. They will sneak in from time to
time disguised as something else since morbid reflection and negative
thinking wear a variety of masks. What truly matters is what we do when
they reveal themselves. So when you discover a camel in your tent
consider the following: “When trouble comes, cheerfully capitalize it as
an opportunity to demonstrate God’s omnipotence.” We do this by
directed prayer and meditation, bathing the trouble in Divine Light and
Presence, turning our camel out quickly and peacefully.
Shhhh…Just
between you, me and the fence post I still don’t have the cheerfully
part down pat yet, but by Living on the Spiritual Basis we do become
well practiced in camel eviction procedures.
© Vincent Lee Jones Living In Spirit
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Wayne Dyer, Recovery, Addiction, Zen, Emmet Fox, Opioids, Four Agreements,
Chopra, Heroin, Einstein, AA, Healing Path, Law Of Attraction
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