Short Story: Spiritual decision making

The old guru was a colourful figure indeed
@innertalks (23272)
Australia
October 26, 2025 9:31pm CST
Sri Ramanuel Llewellyn, a renowned spiritual teacher, was talking to his students about spiritual decision making. Here is what he said to them: “We can make life decisions about what job we might want to do, or what place we might want to travel too, but to make a spiritual decision, requires us to align our decision making to God’s will, for our lives.” “Our decisions are then following what God is wanting for us to do in our life.” “Deciding things amongst options involves you in allowing things to stay attuned to God, and so every decision made must be God centred, with God being aligned in his love to the decision, so that the decision is not one not involving, or not including, love in it.” “How do we discern the will of God for our life”? “We must reach past the outpasts of our mind, as our mind alone, can never connect to God, nor to his decisions for our life.” “We must connect to God through a heart based connection, through love, and through living from truth wisely, and by checking every decision to the base of truth, love, peace, and wisdom.” “Our choices must reflect our connection to God in them." "Our decisions should not reflect who we are, within only ourselves, but who God is to us, when he is in us, as the central figure in our lives." "Spiritual decisions, then, are not about you living your life for you; they are about you deciding what is the best way that you can live for God, in your life.” Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the free media site, pixabay.com The old guru was a colourful figure, indeed!
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@crossbones27 (51461)
• Mojave, California
7h
You know you can't change your name like I can't change my name.
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• Mojave, California
6h
@innertalks Fair enough, be true and free as always.
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@innertalks (23272)
• Australia
6h
No. I am writing in the same style too...lol...it was just after ten years, I thought a change was in order.
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@Deepizzaguy (115484)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
9h
The guru was a very wise man indeed.
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@innertalks (23272)
• Australia
9h
Yes, luckily, most of us can become a bit wiser from our life experiences, as we get older too. Some people seem to be able to become wiser than others though, and perhaps, they work with themselves harder, and try to stay more connected to God too.
@jstory07 (146263)
• Roseburg, Oregon
9h
Living for God is the best way to live and the only way to live.
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@innertalks (23272)
• Australia
9h
Yes, I agree with you there. Living for God ensures that all of our decisions are God centred ones then too.