level: letting go of the letting go process itself
Does the letting go process eventually become a potential stumbling block on the spiritual journey?
Spiritual Practice
living in the "infinite now" is spiritually protective
Request: Separates one from negativity in the psyche?
writing a letter to God
Request: I’m certain the Lord would reply.
"You don't ever have to forgive me"
Priority request: Basically forgiving someone's inability to forgive you for something. Relieving them of the sense of obligation of having to forgive you.
"It is because of my innate innocence that I can be exploited and made to feel guilty"
Priority request: Having an unwavering posture and stating this firmly usually handles the field of guilt quite effectively for me.
contemplation: what is it that is aligned (with a higher power)?
Request: A long time student of Doc asked me this once when I came to him with a question.
"to walk straight ahead no matter what" (Zen saying)
"Within the context of one's dedication to spiritual truth" -- by request.
counting one’s blessings
To reflect on the good things in one's life and be grateful for them -- idioms.thefreedictionary.com.
transcribing Doc lectures as a spiritual practice
Request: Typing out the things that Doc has said in his lectures. Sentence by sentence. Something I wanted to do before and now the idea came back into my mind. Is it worth doing as a spiritual practice?
mantra: I am in Christ, and Christ is in me
Priority request: a shortened form of John 14:20, that has brought much relief.
art as a spiritual practice
Request: How much does making art, drawing, painting, etc.. effect our soul and consciousness? Many say that art is a good way to evolve mentally, emotionally, and in a way spiritually as well (depending on the school of thought of course).
"I let Christ let go for me"
Request: I've found this helpful to deal with stuff I wasn't really able to let go of on my own.
walking as contemplation
Many geniuses were known for taking long walks during the day. So there must be something to it, I think -- by request.
asking for a miracle, then forgetting about it
Priority request: In the linked video, Doc encourages us to tell God "I of myself am unable to do this, and I ask for a miracle" then to completely forget about it.
mantra: I accept my Holiness
ACIM Workbook, lesson 285. Request: Maybe for use with conduiting to the "where" since much anguish cleared the instant after stating this.