God is Order.

As we enter into meditation, we may start with a thought: "Divine Order, be manifested in me! I claim and accept it now."

Unfortunately, not all believers are aware of this aspect of God. To them, God is capricious and unpredictable. Such an approach can bring nothing but chaos into spiritual life of an individual, because it breeds underlying feeling of insecurity and instability, from which there is no reasonable escape. If the Ground of Being is shaky, where will we go?

But, as someone wisely said, "order is heaven's first law". It is also earth's first law. Nothing just happens. There are no such things as lack, coincidence, or random chance. Everything is connected in perfect order. There is also no such thing as injustice, because the concept of injustice ignores the law of cause and effect.

The idea of God as Order goes hand in hand with the idea of God as Love. They are not separated, but are parts of the same great Whole. That's why thinking about Divine Order doesn't make me scary. This Order is friendly. It is meant for our highest good. It assures me that everything in my life is meaningful and purposeful - even those things I usually pay no attention to, even those things I may ignorantly label as "bad" or "evil".

My business, therefore, is to discover meaning and purpose of all that comes to me, accepting it as God's loving provision. It is up to me to bless those gifts, and, by applying wisdom and understanding, to make them truly mine.

What are the results? As we stay attuned to God through meditation, we discontinue our vain struggles. Everything in our lives flows smoothly and orderly.. Every wind carries us forward, to our desired goal. All things are working together for our good. We progress. We rejoice.

God is Source.

As we enter into meditation, we may start with a thought: "Divine Abundance, be manifested in me! I claim and accept it now."

"It is perfectly logical to assume that a wise and competent Creator would provide for the needs of His creatures in their various stages of growth. The supply would be given as required and as the necessary effort for its appropriation was made by the creature", wrote Charles Fillmore. I cannot but agree. Is there a possible reason why God would make things any other way?

Again, he wrote: "The inexhaustible resource of spirit is equal to every demand. There is no reality in lack. Abundance is here and now manifest!"

Abundance is all around us - but people often are shut into small worlds of their own making. Their perspective is too limited. They don't lift up their eyes to see beyond a circle of problems and challenges, where they find themselves struggling and fighting for their lives.

"Don't bother me with that 'spirituality'! Let's get real!", they may say, not realizing that the reality they are looking for is much bigger that they see - and more beautiful than they imagine.

Our lives are formed by our vision. To get beyond our current level of life, we need to grow beyond our vision of life and ourselves. It is easy to notice that our early years, when we weren't mature enough to think for ourselves, were largely conditioned by our parents and our surrounding. Their fears and low expectations could left marks of pessimism and negativity upon us - but, happily, their influence is not fatal. Now, as we became adults, we can accept full responsibility for ourselves. We can re-write our mental programs. We can train our perception to see abundance which is everywhere present.

The voice of God whispers into our hearts, "All what the Father has, is yours". Let us become quiet enough to listen to it - and to believe it.