In this brief spoken monologue, the speaker shares a personal experience attending a Unity Church event in Melbourne, expressing deep gratitude for the hospitality, rides, meals, and companionship received over the weekend. He reflects on the "law of abundance"—the idea that one should give generously and expect abundance rather than fearing lack. Using his recent experience as a concrete example, he encourages listeners to embrace abundance, give compassion, and maintain gratitude, concluding with a warm farewell.
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Hello everyone. Here is your Moment of Yes for today. Can you believe it? It's Sunday. I almost forgot to get the Moment of Yes out. So I've been thinking about it all day, but I kept on getting distracted. I woke up, I was on the other side of the state today, so I was out of my routine. Got up and did an event at the Unity Church in Melbourne, and I have to say, just super grateful for the whole congregation there, for the talk, for the workshop. Thank you. I loved it. I had a great time. Thank you to everyone there that came and stayed for the workshop. I had a wonderful time and just had a really just genuine sense of love and compassion in that church today. So thank you to my new Unity friends over there. And so my moment of yes today is I was driving back and just really the whole quick trip there and back yesterday to today and this whole weekend, I'm just appreciating The sense of abundance and compassion with what friends have extended to me, the genuine offering rides, treating dinner, all this great stuff has been just bestowed on me from different people these past few days and I'm just super grateful for it because if you remember back to A Moment of Yes last week or whatever it was, the idea was To err on the side of abundance. And so when there's an opportunity to give, give more. When there's, you know, when you're not sure what to do, just, you know, just go for abundance and don't fear lack or fear not having enough. And so to feel the recipient of all these, of all those blessings, recipient in abundance this weekend, has just been really great. So just so much gratitude. And just putting that, just giving that love back to all of you, that law of abundance, when we're genuinely coming from this place of love and compassion, it can't help but come back to us. So have a wonderful day, everyone. Embrace that law. Expect abundance, give abundance, gratitude, goodness, compassion, all of it. I love it. That's your moment of yes for today. Have a good night. I'll see you in the morning. Bye.