God broadcasts his truth to us daily, every moment, of every day
By emptychair
@innertalks (23746)
Australia
April 11, 2020 7:02pm CST
God is talking to all, at all times, broadcasting truth, like on a radio frequency, always on.
Also, though, he talks to you, at all times, on your own unique frequency, too.
Access God like this, in prayer, in meditation, through quietly listening to his transmissions of truth, love, and wisdomed guidance, or from journaling to him, for his answers.
How do we tune into our own channel best, though?
Any of these pursuits tunes us in to God instantly:
Praying, using God's name of heavenly father, which he likes you to do, and which shows him that you honour God, as being your father too, connects you directly to God's channel.
Praying, using your own name as a connective inputter, to God also reverse connects God to you too, if love is in the saying, as you think of yourself as God's son too.
If your name is John, for example, pray personally to God, something like this:
John loves God. God loves John
John hears God's voice. God hears John's voice
John is close to God now. God is close to John always.
John is blessed by God. God blesses John.
Then, we can get even more personal, like this, and feel the closeness, in our hearts:
I love you Jesus. I love you God.
I love you more and more every day.
Come closer to me Jesus, let me feel your love, your closeness, to me now.
Let me feel your arm around me, let me be in your presence now.
Change the words to suit your own self, just keep them personally touching.
Talking personally to God, our father, like this connects us to him, via the love in our heart, as we feel the closeness come closer to us, and the gap, any gap, instantly disappears, evaporates away completely.
God becomes real to us, when we become real in his presence, acknowledging him as the real person, or figure, that he is in our lives too.
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Tune yourself into God's radio channel every day. Listen to your own channel, on his radio-set too. Listen to God.
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@innertalks (23746)
• Australia
12 Apr 20
Yes, and the best way to tune ourselves to God is to love him, and pour out our love for him. This tunes us to his love-channel, directly so.
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@Shiva49 (28402)
• Singapore
12 Apr 20
I try to live my life with a deep sense of gratitude.
The greatest of prayers is serving others, in a way, taking the burden off our creator.
That way our bonding is without border, permanent, and ever alive.
Then we are subconsciously tuned to his broadcasts and do his bidding all the time - siva
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@innertalks (23746)
• Australia
12 Apr 20
Yes, love in action, is perhaps the greatest form of love, connecting one to another.
Love kept in our minds only, takes away none of the burdens of our maker, but perhaps only our own burdens, for a while, but not long term either.
Love given away expands, both in us, the giver, and also in the receiver.
Love kept in mothballs in our minds stagnates on its shelf, doing little more that, just filling the shelf, it does not even really even pretty the shelf up either.
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@innertalks (23746)
• Australia
14 Apr 20
@Shiva49 Yes, mostly just to each other though...lol...Without you reading my stuff here, I am lucky to get more than a couple of passerby's.
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@Shiva49 (28402)
• Singapore
13 Apr 20
@innertalks That applies to knowledge too.
When we share our knowledge, we grow thereby positively.
In a way, we both do that here to spread some cheer too - siva
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@sulynsi (2669)
• Canada
20 Apr 20
@innertalks so you're saying that 'God ' is whatever I decide , essentially, a figment of my imagination, or the imagination of anyone?
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@innertalks (23746)
• Australia
19 Apr 20
John is praying to God, to Jesus Christ, to himself, his higher self, or to simply love.
It could be to any one of these, depending on what he believes in.
Prayer is like meditation.
Prayer is something that we do for ourselves, and yet prayer differs from meditation, because we are believing that it connects us to God, or to some higher power that exists, in the Universe, than just ourselves.
The psychologists call this not God, but the Universal consciousness, the archetypal Universe, or the cosmic consciousness, or simply just our higher self, or sometimes, they refer to this power as being God, too.
@innertalks (23746)
• Australia
20 Apr 20
@sulynsi God might exist, or not.
I cannot prove that he does, or not myself. Each person must decide for themselves.
All I am saying is that prayer, or/and meditation, might help you to make up your own mind about that.
