Mary Baker Eddy wrote that "Divinity is always ready," even when we feel unprepared. The speaker is moving to Florida and Michigan with belongings scattered across multiple locations, a task that feels overwhelming. He invites you to hand your heaviest concerns to divinity and trust they'll be handled.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for Monday, January 29th. There is a quote in Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It's been there my whole life, even though I've been reading the book, but I've never seen it before until recently in the book. And the quote is, divinity is always ready. I love that. Divinity is always ready. Doesn't mean I'm always ready. Doesn't mean other people are ready. But divinity is. And so I don't need to doubt that things are going to be taken care of or that needs are going to be met. And I don't need to know how they're going to be taken care of or how they're going to be met, because maybe I don't know and I'm not ready, but divinity is. And so all I have to do is just trust and give it over to divinity and know that divinity is always ready for whatever the need, big or small. There really is nothing too big. So there you have it. What are you carrying that feels too big that you need to hand over to divinity? In the spirit of too big, I don't know, I'm probably kind of echoey today because the apartment is empty. I'm the last one standing. The move that never seemed to end. 3 phases of the move. Stuff to Florida, stuff to Michigan, stuff into storage for Trinity, and now a loaded truck back up to Northern Michigan. And how is it going to get done? It's too big. Divinity was always ready, and as you all know, like any move, it's a thousand, if not a million, steps, um, and actions and stuff. Um, and, uh, now I just need to make the drive and then unload the truck. I don't know if I'm ready for that, but divinity is. That's your moment of yes for today. Have an awesome week, everyone.
