Mary Baker Eddy said "don't stand aghast at nothingness." The speaker asks what you're standing aghast over—news, money, health, relationships—and suggests observing it without panic. Shift to faith and a wider perspective to shrink the problem.
Hello everyone, here is your moment of yes for today. I'm doing a lot of head movement there. In Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, she uses the phrase, don't stand aghast at nothingness. So my question to you for today is, what is the nothingness in your life that you are staying— standing aghast to, that you're being impressed by, paralyzed, feared? And so So take a look at it. What are you standing aghast at? What is causing you judgment, causing you fear, just causing you disharmony in your life right now? And just observe it, look at it, ask yourself what is true about it and what perspective and what judgment are you holding about it. We all go through life, through our days, standing aghast at a lot of nothingness. Whether it's looking at the news or a relationship or a health issue, anything financial, anything in our life that just seems to impress us in a fearful way. Notice it today. Look at it. Go deeper with your faith. Go deeper with your trust to see based— when you look at it through love's eyes, through God's eyes, through the universe's eyes, how would that power serve you? See your problem. And maybe you won't be so impressed or standing aghast at nothingness. So that's your moment of yes for today, everyone. Thank you to my neighbor, Craig and Kelly, for hammering through this moment of yes. Have a wonderful day, everyone. Thank you.
