
God is Truth
Day 6 – Integrity
integrity /in-teg-ri-tee/ η: 1 the state of being whole, entire, or undiminished. 2 a sound, unimpaired, or perfect condition. 3 the underlying principle of good morals and ethics; soundness of moral character; honesty.
Day 6 – Integrity
integrity /in-teg-ri-tee/ η: 1 the state of being whole, entire, or undiminished. 2 a sound, unimpaired, or perfect condition. 3 the underlying principle of good morals and ethics; soundness of moral character; honesty.
“Before time itself was measured, the Voice was speaking. The Voice was and is God. This celestial Word remained ever present with the Creator; His speech shaped the entire cosmos. Immersed in the practice of creating, all things that exist were birthed in Him. His breath filled all things with a living, breathing light—Then God surveyed everything He had made, savoring its beauty and appreciating its goodness…” and all Creation was done; it was complete. (The Voice, John 1:1-4 & Gen. 1:31)
Contemplate the idea that God’s work, - Her Creation, - is beautiful, good and complete. Now compare that Creation with the world you see around you. How are they similar? How are they different?
Awareness Exercise: Notice how what’s different about “the world” compares with the presence or absence of the qualities you’ve been exploring for the past 5 days. Now, being aware of things and/or situations that good qualities seem to be absent from, fill your thoughts about them with good qualities. Has anything changed? If so, notice how and make note of it.
Awareness Exercise: Notice how what’s different about “the world” compares with the presence or absence of the qualities you’ve been exploring for the past 5 days. Now, being aware of things and/or situations that good qualities seem to be absent from, fill your thoughts about them with good qualities. Has anything changed? If so, notice how and make note of it.
“ … rejoice in the small understanding [you] have already gained of the wholeness of Deity, and work gradually and gently up toward the perfect thought divine. This meekness will increase [your] apprehension of God, because [your] mental struggles and pride of opinion will proportionately diminish. (Unity of Good, by Mary Baker Eddy 5:3)
Tomorrow we will take a look at God is Truth: Fidelity