Dr. Rita Louise, Guest
Waking Times

When one considers the evolution of civilization, we tend to focus our attention on our major accomplishments such as the development of writing, the building of monumental structures and the wars, battles and conflicts that shaped a nation. The meteoric rise of nation-states around 6,000 years ago still confounds historians. Why did it occur? In their search, they tend to overlook the mundane things that set the stage for these rapid changes to transpire. Yet, even in the commonplace, how some of the simplest things came into being is still a mystery.

God said:

Make your life sweet. Make your life like amber honey dripping from a spoon. Sweeten your life. Set out to sweeten your life and the lives of others. Have this as your intention – to make life more than palatable. Have your intention to raise life, yours and others – delicious and delightful.

No more desiring just to get through life without agony. Oh, no, life is meant to be sweet like cream, and sweet like blueberry pie, and sweet like strawberry short cake, sweet like your favorite cookies hot from the oven, sweet like nougat, sweet like your dreams of good fortune.

Let your sweet dreams come to the surface.

Raise the ante of your pot of sweetness.

As you think of this sweet delight now, does your mouth begin to water?

Never again look at the delicacies in the bakery window of life and think they are not for you. All the sweetness in the world is for you. All the delicacies have been whipped up for you. All the treasures in Heaven are for you.

Your life is meant to be made up of more than stale bread crusts. Everyone's life is meant to be made up of sweeter than you imagine. Even if you have been raking in sweetness, there is more rushing to you. Get ready.

Do you sense the aromas wafting their way to you?

A surrendered human being is not only using and flowing with the energies to get their highest results in the most efficient way possible, they are also available to be navigated to the perfect time and place to assist others, to be of their highest service, as well. Through surrender and flow, your prayers become answered, and you become the answer to a prayer. What an amazing system of support and supporting, of love and loving, and you are an integral part of it all through your willingness to move and be moved. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2016/02/18/daily-message-thursday-february-18-2016/

It is already yours……every dream you have ever dreamed, every wish you have ever made. It is yours for the receiving. Now…..allow yourself to receive. ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2016/02/17/already-yours-2/

God said:

Merriment. Add some merriment to your life. Throw off the weight of the world you have been carrying on your shoulders. There may be no end to the boulders you lug around. Exactly where did you get the idea that gravity was to hang heavily on you? Well, never mind where you got the idea -- abandon the idea once and for all.

Abandon, not responsibility, but worry. You are well-acquainted with worry. You know all the ins and outs of worry. You know worry backwards and forwards. You are truly an expert on worry. You know worry intimately. You have worry memorized, as if worry were the answer to everything. Worry is a nag. Since when was nagging any good to anyone? When was it ever?

So, now I ask you to become light of heart. You have an accumulation of worries -- not to recycle -- yet to put away where they are out of your way. You can always pick up more worries if you want to, yet why on Earth would you want to?

Stuff merriment into your heart the way you may have been in the habit of stuffing worries. Worries are like a computer virus that will bug you more and more. Actually, don't stuff merriment in you. Simply be open to it.

Think of what you like to do and that gives you some pleasure. What makes you laugh? You're entitled to laugh. I ask again, What makes you laugh?

What makes you smile? Where do you find your heart happy? With animals? With children? Sitting beside a lake? The question is: "Where do you find a little happiness along the way?"