Stay with Me

from Kirsten Buxton Hosted by Living Church Ministries

Your connection with Spirit is the only important thing in life. Honor this connection; your Calling. Your prayer is your Pathway. Is it unified? Is it singular? Allow the Spirit to unwind your mind from identification and belief in the world in a full way through acceptance of function. The world will reflect what is in the mind. The world will therefore reflect guilt and fear of loss until the mind is healed. The world cannot tell you Who you are - or how to release guilt - the reference point for Guidance and Identification must come from Spirit. Take your place among the ministers of God - you are good enough now, just as you are! Song played at the beginning - Turning to Peace, Paul Schwartz https://youtu.be/aqrWy0BHAic?list=PLKAUauVnMkiV190P_1r99sEa_9GoBzWDx Song at the end - Into the Mystery by Kirsten (Chorus by Jesus)

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