03/10/2026
Tuesday's Affirmative Prayer:
Many of you are familiar with the line in Psalm 30 of the New Thought Ancient Wisdom text, that says, “weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.”
And yes, sometimes we go through what feels like a dark night of the soul - moments of grief, confusion, or uncertainty. But this statement is not about time, because spiritually speaking, night is never permanent. It expresses the idea that those painful feelings are temporary and can eventually give way to restoration. As our awareness gently opens to Truth again, the light of understanding returns. And using our power to reimagine, with that light comes peace, clarity, and joy.
So today I invite you to reimagine what once felt heavy.
• Where bitterness once tried to take root, may forgiveness now begin to grow.
• Where resentment once lingered, may compassion now open our hearts.
And for everyone on this call and on our prayer lists this morning, I invite you to allow the wisdom of Spirit to help you see things differently, to soften what once felt hard within you, and to release what no longer serves your peace. And so, it is.
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