Using Unconditional Love

There is a lot os talk about love and loving others, loving ourselves, but none of that can take place as long as we are speaking negatively about another.  Love never involves talking about your friend negatively.  It does not include talking about someone that died and what they did when they were alive.  That is not love.

 Love, pure love is seeing another person as if they were The Father, Our Father, God.  We must begin seeing the Christ in all races, cultures, creeds, nations and societies.

Jesus the Christ was the epitome of love, the very essence while he was on earth.  He talked about love, he expressed love, he presented himself as a loving figure and he always saw only good, only love in every individual.

There is no place that you can find in the Scriptures that he ever hated anyone.  He loved everybody.  We may ask the question, "Where did hate begin or disliking another begin?"  If all people are Our Father's children, then only love should abide in us.  We are created in His image and after His likeness.  God is love and it would be wonderful if we would express it as our ideal.

I tell my husband all the time that it is mystifying to me how someone can hurt another person.  It is just mystifying!  BUT, perhaps, our mind is not on love as a quality, but as a symbol.  If that is the way we see love, then unconditional love will never come into existence--sad to say, for we have overlooked the power that comes from unconditional love? 

Unconditional love is truly an understanding of the Law of Cause and Effect, the Law of Action, the Law of Karma and the Law of Vibration.  All these Laws are major in the expression of unconditional love.  It may be that we have moved to the north side of love where it is cold and frigid, forgetting what the sunshine feels like on a sunshiny day when true love, unconditional love is expressed.

Let us say that unconditional love is a complete love free from conditions of any kind.  Love is the most powerful attribute of Our Father and the most difficult to control. This is the reason that love is known more as a symbol, rather than a principle or attribute.

You may hear Universal Wisdom Fellowship speak of love as Divine Love, because an absolute display of Divine Love is always accompanied by Divine Wisdom.  This is an unrestricted love that is used and can only be used for good.  When this kind of love is generated and poured upon any problem, difficulties disappear.  Therefore, Divine Love is the Great Dissolver!  That is our topic for discussion on Sunday, February 6, 2011.

Let this month be the turning point for you to use Divine Love with Divine Wisdom and in its purest form - unconditional.

Love and Delight,

Rev. Pat

 
Our Father Loves The Wild Kingdom Too

Have you ever watched the cartoon, The Legend of White Fang?  I gave this DVD to my husband as a Christmas gift not knowing that it was really a DVD cartoon.  The first time we put it in the machine; I did not like what I saw. 

However, one morning, Something said to me, "Let us look at this and see what this White Fang is all about."  I played the first one which was about 20 minutes long and fell in love with a White Wolf that made friends with one little girl and helped his fellow wolves and any human that needed help.

From this little DVD, love filled my mind, my heart and my very spirit.  It made me feel we should love the wolves instead of shooting them, killing them or annihilating them from the earth.  These animals are wild and without the wild, will we survive?

This Earth is one of many planets, many solar systems and many universes.  Should we kill what we think is useless?  This Earth is an ecosystem, therefore all things are connected.  We have hurt, harmed and made so many mistakes, is it not time that we learn from our mistakes?

I suppose my subconscious brought to me these thoughts because I received a membership offer from Defenders of Wildlife and perhaps this came to surface when I read articles about wolves.

I also remember the Newberry award winner, Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George.  This is a beautiful and inspiring story and something to think about when destroying Our Father's Wild Kingdom.

I am surprised at the things that are happening to wild life.  The wolves, the birds, honey bees, fish, bumblebees and so many more animals are part of Our Father's wild kingdom.

Some years ago, our Minister told us of the dolphins that were being caught in the nets along with tuna.  One day the dolphins blocked the fishermen and would not let them go out to fish.

Please know that we all are linked together.  God placed on this Earth a balanced earth, but we have interfered and caused an imbalance by destroying plants and animals that keep everything in balance.  Do we not realize that if one goes, all can go, because an imbalance has been set in motion?  Let us love all of God's creatures.

Call me a child if you wish.  I am in an adult body, but at heart I am a child, Our Father's child.  Did Yeshua (Jesus) not say, "Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven?"  Matthew 18:4

 

Events for February, the Month to Really Practice Divine Love

    Gathering of Minds

Topic: Divine Love, the Great Dissolver

Sunday, February 6, 2011

at 10:00 A.M.

February is a most precious month.  We can set the pattern for the rest of the year by practicing Divine Love and Wisdom this month.   Come and let us discuss ways in which we can make a difference.

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Ancient Secrets of the Bible Study Discussion

The Fiery Furnace: Could Anyone Survive It?

Questions: 

• When does reasonable compromise become erroneous thinking?
• What does it mean to have integrity in a world with no clear standards for right and wrong?
• What is the Metaphysical meaning of The Fiery Furnace?

Join us at 10:00 A.M. for this discussion

15 minute Message before each Sunday Discussion

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