Be, Do, Have

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This morning, we gently return to the quiet center. Our being. I reflect on a simple yet profound spiritual rhythm: be, do, have. It’s a framework that invites us to begin not with what we want to get, but with who God is calling us to be. That’s where the Lord starts, and it’s where real peace begins. “Be still and know that I am God.” From this stillness, our doing becomes purposeful, and the blessings that follow (whatever they may be) are aligned with heaven’s order, not the world’s rush. Swedenborg writes that “all action derives its soul from the will, and the will from love” (Divine Love and Wisdom §1). So today, through breath, prayer, and calm reflection, we ground ourselves in that first love. God’s love. And let the rest unfold in time.