New Thought Philly Sunday Inspiration
Jul 19, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
In the hustle and bustle of daily life it’s easy to miss the quiet direction Spirit is always providing us. ...
I get up at about five o'clock and I meditate for 15, 20 minutes and I pray for another 10 or 12 minutes and things of that nature.
And it's peaceful.
Nothing started.
Life is going on.
It hasn't really started yet, you know, and I'm at peace.
I've set my intentions for the day.
And by the time I get to my other employment, I may have lost sight of some of that peace and gentleness and compassion that has so effortlessly come to me in the morning.
I don't know if anybody else experiences that.
You may not be driving 95, but everybody's got a road they can name that works on that one, you know? And so there are daily distractions that happen in our life that take us off the beam of understanding that we are one with the one, that we are an individualized expression of a divine presence that requires us to be exactly who we are in this moment to experience itself as us.
and for us to let go of some of the things that are distracting us to become more aware of that divine presence as it moves us to be a greater version of ourselves.
So that comes to the tuition part.
This one's real simple.
Okay, so tuition is commonly understood nowadays as being the fee that you pay to go to school.
Okay? So what we need to pay for spiritual awareness and to have that infinite fount of wisdom and knowledge available to us at exactly the right moment is we need to pay attention.
We need to get out of our heads.
And I'm going to go through some practical methods to bring us back to how we can pay attention more fully through the course of each day.
I get up at about five o'clock and I meditate for 15, 20 minutes and I pray for another 10 or 12 minutes and things of that nature.
And it's peaceful.
Nothing started.
Life is going on.
It hasn't really started yet, you know, and I'm at peace.
I've set my intentions for the day.
And by the time I get to my other employment, I may have lost sight of some of that peace and gentleness and compassion that has so effortlessly come to me in the morning.
I don't know if anybody else experiences that.
You may not be driving 95, but everybody's got a road they can name that works on that one, you know? And so there are daily distractions that happen in our life that take us off the beam of understanding that we are one with the one, that we are an individualized expression of a divine presence that requires us to be exactly who we are in this moment to experience itself as us.
and for us to let go of some of the things that are distracting us to become more aware of that divine presence as it moves us to be a greater version of ourselves.
So that comes to the tuition part.
This one's real simple.
Okay, so tuition is commonly understood nowadays as being the fee that you pay to go to school.
Okay? So what we need to pay for spiritual awareness and to have that infinite fount of wisdom and knowledge available to us at exactly the right moment is we need to pay attention.
We need to get out of our heads.
And I'm going to go through some practical methods to bring us back to how we can pay attention more fully through the course of each day.
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