DESIRE_FULFILLMENT
Daniel in the Lions' Den
The story of Daniel in the Lions' Den illustrates the principle that one's continually served God (consciousness) will deliver them. Desires are seen as…
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Your Faith Is Your Fortune
Thy God whom thou servest continually; he will deliver thee.-Daniel ·6: 16. ... Look upon your desires as the spoken words of God and every word of prophecy of that which you are capable of being. Do not question whether you are worthy or unworthy to realize these desires, Accept them as they come to you. Give thanks for them as though they were gifts. Feel happy and grateful for having received such wonderful gifts. Then go your way in peace. Such simple acceptance of your desires is like the dropping of fertile seed into an ever-prepared soil. When you drop your desire in consciousness as a seed, confident that it shall appear in its full-blown potential, you have "done all that is expected of you. To be worried or concerned about the manner of their unfoldment is to hold these fertile seeds in a mental grasp and, therefore, to prevent them , from really rnaturing to full harvest. Don't be anxious or concerned as to results. ResuIts will follow just as surely as day follows night . Have faith in this planting until the evidence is manifest to you that it is so. Your confidence in this procedure will pay great rewards. You wait but a little while in the consciousness of the thing desired; then suddenly, and when you least expect it, the thing felt becomes your expression.
The story of Daniel in the Lions' Den illustrates the principle that one's continually served God (consciousness) will deliver them. Desires are seen as divine prophecies. The technique involves accepting desires without questioning worthiness, giving thanks for them as if already received, and then releasing them into consciousness like fertile seeds. Worry or concern about the 'how' prevents manifestation. One must have faith in this 'planting' until the desired state manifests, knowing that results will follow naturally.