Your mind is powerful and possibly the most powerful tool on the planet. It works consciously to allow you to think and act, and it operates unconsciously to run your entire body.

It was a human mind that created computers, and we know how amazing they are. However, there is something that can be almost as powerful as the mind and that is the intuition, that part of you that operates primarily in the unconscious mind.

Actually, we can’t even explain where intuition derives from ”the conscious, sub-conscious or unconscious minds or even the mind at all! Perhaps it’s an energy that exists just outside our awareness that springs from the Universal mind.

“The Law of Creation works whether you are thinking of what you want, or of what you do not want.  Whether you are thinking of what you do want, or whether you are thinking of the lack of what you want (the direction of your thought is your choice).

From your physical perspective, this equation of creation has two important parts:  the launching of the thought and the expectation of the thought - the desire for the creation and the allowing of the creation.  From our non-physical perspective, we experience both parts of that equation simultaneously, for there is no gap between what we desire and what we fully expect.”

Esther and Jerry Hicks

“Since thought is creative and we as thinkers are creators, the only barrier stopping us from receiving everything we want is our thought structures in the form of our limiting beliefs and worthiness.  This is controlled by our subconscious judger.  As our judger pronounces judgement minute by minute, we may become worth less and less.  As our worthiness level lowers, it becomes more difficult to get what we want.

We have to work harder to receive and sometimes we lose what we have already gained.

So, to experience abundance, all that is required is to forgive ourselves, to know that we are and have always been innocent.  To modify our judgemental mechanism to reflect our innocence and to let go of all conscious and subconscious limitng beliefs.”

The Joy Book

Prem Raja Baba

Yet, how often do you integrate what inspires you and what you consider to be in spirit or spiritual into your daily life? If you’re like most people, you probably answered, “not very often.” It seems that most of us isolate our spiritual beliefs and spiritual practices from the rest of our life and our work. Can you even imagine how your life and work would be different, how our world would be different if Spirit was part of everything we did?

What does it mean to be “Inspired” in your work and your life? Read more