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January 30, 2010

The will of God is perfect. . .

As I said in my last post, I have been trying to manage the schedule of many others so that my impending hip replacement could be done at a time that benefits me.  I succeeded.  God did get his will in line with mine.  Of course, I am making a joke here.  But it did happen smoothly once I got myself out of the way.

While it’s true I did have a window of time that worked best for me because of the many workshops I already have scheduled, I knew that I had no real control over the chosen date.  I could accept or refuse whatever date the surgeon offered, but I couldn’t make his schedule fit mine.  Letting go and letting God play his role did offer me relief and ultimately the date I had hoped for.

So February 11th will find me in the hospital undergoing the knife or saw, whatever they use to get the bad hip socket out and replace it with a new one.  I have had this surgery before on the other hip a decade ago so I know the drill.  It’s not a tough surgery.  However, the rehab takes commitment and patience.  I can handle that.  In the meantime, it’s life as usual.  Prayer, meetings, meditation and service to others.  God’s will is loving action, I think.  I can do that, one day at a time.  We all can.  And if we all did, the world would shift.

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I am an author, a lecturer, and a workshop presenter. I have presented programs throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Germany, and Ireland. As of July, 2010 I have published 23 books, with number 24 being released in spring of 2011 and a memoir underway. For a listing of my books and ordering information, go to www.womens-spirituality.com. To contact me about presenting a program in your area, call 239-398-6327 or e-mail me from my web site or at jcasey4991@aol.com

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    April 13, 2011

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      Hellen Ellerbee
      April 13, 2011

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    February 3, 2011

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  • Music Downloads
    November 21, 2010

    We are a group of volunteers and starting a new scheme in our community. Your blog provided us with valuable information to work on|.You have done a marvellous job!

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    • karencasey
      Music Downloads
      November 24, 2010

      Thank you so much. Let me know how your community fares.
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    • karencasey
      Music Downloads
      November 24, 2010

      Good luck to you.
      Karen

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  • One Prayer Girl
    January 30, 2010

    I have found it much easier to wait for God’s will when the answer comes quickly and coincides with my own will. It’s not quite so easy when it takes a lengthy period of time for His will to manifest and even more so when it’s not in alignment with my wishes.

    However, over time I have discovered that in all cases, long or short time, aligned or not with my plans, “ALL IS WELL” – it all turns out for the best for everyone involved. I can’t always see it in the present, but sometimes I can see it in retrospect.

    I’m sorry I couldn’t find your comment anywhere when I went back through my blogs.

    I could link to your blog in one of mine if you would like.

    You can also reach me through email – oneprayergirl@gmail.com

    Hope your book signing goes well today. I’ll be praying for a successful surgery and speedy recovery.
    PG

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    • karencasey
      One Prayer Girl
      January 30, 2010

      Thanks, Ann. You are so right.

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  • Gigi
    January 30, 2010

    I am not sure if my last comment made it. I have never done this before. But we go forth boldly. So apologies if this is repeated.
    Here are 2of my favorite prayers. The really work to bring peace and trust into our often confusing lives.
    Lovingkindness (Metta) Meditation
    May I be at peace.
    May my heart remain open.
    May I awaken to the light
       of my own true nature.
    May I be healed.
    May I be a source of healing
      for all beings.
    (May you be at peace…) (May we be at peace…)
     
    The Activity of God
    The activity of God is the only power
      at work in my mind, heart, and life.
    All false beliefs, all negative appearances  
      are dissolved right now by the loving, forgiving action of God.
    I am whole, strong, and free as God created me to be.       
                        –J. Sig Paulson (Unity Church)
     

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