Being Natural has compelled me in the last 8 years to "peel the layers" of my life back with an ability to regularly practice in-depth introspection. I did an inventory of my desires. What I found was that I had far too many desires of a material nature that existed only to fill some emotional voids. Once I was able to accept and understand that some of my desires were superficial in nature, I could begin the work of living a life with more purpose and a life where I desire a richer quality of being for me and the people around me.
A few weeks ago, I finished reading Working With The Law, by Raymond Holliwell. The "Law" that Holliwell writes about is the working power of God. Essentially, this book gives you rich lessons on how to work with channeling the working power of God (or whatever you call the Higher Power that you believe in). The first edition of this book was published in 1965, but the content is timeless. More importantly, I found that many lessons in this book were extremely complimentary with the growth that I have been experiencing as a Natural. I thought that today would be a good time to share some insight into Working With The Law as it relates to DESIRE.
Holliwell writes, “When an individual earnestly desires a thing he sets up a line of force that connects if he remains constant in his desire or ambition the good demanded is sooner or later realized in part or in entirety . . . ‘desire’ is the motive power for calling it forth into visible appearance or physical effect.”
A few weeks ago, I finished reading Working With The Law, by Raymond Holliwell. The "Law" that Holliwell writes about is the working power of God. Essentially, this book gives you rich lessons on how to work with channeling the working power of God (or whatever you call the Higher Power that you believe in). The first edition of this book was published in 1965, but the content is timeless. More importantly, I found that many lessons in this book were extremely complimentary with the growth that I have been experiencing as a Natural. I thought that today would be a good time to share some insight into Working With The Law as it relates to DESIRE.
Holliwell writes, “When an individual earnestly desires a thing he sets up a line of force that connects if he remains constant in his desire or ambition the good demanded is sooner or later realized in part or in entirety . . . ‘desire’ is the motive power for calling it forth into visible appearance or physical effect.”
Imagine what we can do as a community and as abody politic if we can effectually and forcefully improve the quality of our desires and remain constant of the good demanded in those desires and thoughts.
We can change the world.
My blog is about more than hair.
The Natural Darling
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