A Walking Blessing
Heavenletter #4851, March
7, 2014
God said:
Understand that you are the one for Me. I chose you, and
I continue to choose you. You are My choice. I choose you for something, not
for nothing. You are good use of My time. We serve each other. As I fill a need
for you, I fulfill Myself. As you fill a need for Me, you fulfill Me – and
yourself. Now, it’s a little tricky to say that you fulfill Me, for I am never
in the slightest unfulfilled. Nevertheless, as I serve you, I am served. It is
a kind of completion that I speak of. Something is accomplished. Something
great is accomplished as We exchange our gifts.
You may not yet have a clue as to what your gifts are. That’s all right. There is nothing that says you have to know. You can know, across the board, that you grant Me something useful and wonderful. You grant Me even as you allow Me to grant you. You know how wonderful acceptance feels, so, then, accept all the gifts I give you. All My gifts lead you to further acceptance of your very Self.
Learning to accept is a great thing. Accepting is saying Yes. How I love to hear you say Yes. When you go to the bank and take out a good sum of money, the whole world feels enriched. Feel the electricity of this. And when you accept wealth enough, then you gladly give it, for you know no parting. That which you give becomes more yours because you do not have to have it in your possession.
You may not yet have a clue as to what your gifts are. That’s all right. There is nothing that says you have to know. You can know, across the board, that you grant Me something useful and wonderful. You grant Me even as you allow Me to grant you. You know how wonderful acceptance feels, so, then, accept all the gifts I give you. All My gifts lead you to further acceptance of your very Self.
Learning to accept is a great thing. Accepting is saying Yes. How I love to hear you say Yes. When you go to the bank and take out a good sum of money, the whole world feels enriched. Feel the electricity of this. And when you accept wealth enough, then you gladly give it, for you know no parting. That which you give becomes more yours because you do not have to have it in your possession.
