How To Find Peace (Continued)

Finding peace may not be the most accurate title for this ongoing blog.  Maybe keeping peace would resonate better for you.  In either case this ongoing blog is about peace and what some very wise spiritual leaders have taught me.  Here are some of those ways to find peace:

Be In Love: 
Be in a loving place day and night.  Think with love as this is the way that you were brought to the earth as an innocent child.  Tell yourself things like "I will live in a light of love today" or "I choose love".  Love will maintain an energy of peace in you and that energy will spread to others in a room, in a mall or wherever you are like at home with your family.  Be in Love!  Be intentional in loving and keeping peace day and night.  Don't think about it once in the morning but rather keep it in your data bank up in your mind the entire day in everything you do.  Say: "I am doing this in a place of love" or "I am working this job with love and compassion".  Keep reminding yourself at every turn especially where it is hard for you or with people who may be difficult.  Smile at others and think "I love mankind" or "I love that person in God".  Don't allow any hate, resentment or ego to creep in.  Don't even think about it.  Be in love and that will create peace and you will find peace.  This kind of thinking is what will flow out of you to others and others will pass it on.  It will keep flowing out of others to others until there is more peace on earth.  It starts with one person and even though we cannot believe it this will spread to others.  Try it for a day.  Think love and being in love with everything in your life: your home, your children, your work, yourself, others.  All that we must remember is to stay in a place of love in spirit, in mind and in body.

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