When you're being still and knowing that 'I Am' is God, there's flow, there's alignment, there's space, silence, felt-Faith. Fulfillment of desire is the natural consequence of abiding in and AS This Place. You're Home, Here.You're God's, Now. Radiate Him, Always.I Love you,Niknikki@curlynikki.comPlease help me keep the show ad free + Get Merch!▶▶https://www.patreon.com/goodmornings________________________________Today's Quotes:"Shake off the story that you have to grind yourself into dust every day. Putting space in your life and letting go of what doesn't matter will give you the energy to focus deeply on what does." -@HeyCoryAllen on IG"Fulfillment of desire is a natural consequence of knowing the Self.   For example, the Kena Upanishad points out that, "thorough the Self one gains strength" (atmana vindate viryam).  The Sanskrit word for strength is viryam, which also means 'vitality', or 'energy'.  When the Self is realized through direct experience, the individual enjoys a state of contentment in which desires are no longer experienced as unfulfilled needs that cling to the heart. Then whatever the individual might require for the maintenance of life will be produced through the creative power of his or her own nature. The Mundaka Upanishad explains how desires are fulfilled in an effortless manner for one who knows the self:'Whatever world a man of purified nature sees clearly in his mind,and whatever desires he desires, that world and those desires he wins.He who knows Brahman dwelling in the secret place, in the field of the transcendent, wins all desires together with Brahman, the all-knowing.'The Katha Upanishad expresses the same idea:'This imperishable indeed is Brahman.This imperishable indeed is the Supreme.For one who truly knows this Imperishable,whatever he desires, is his.'"-Excerpt from  'Upanishads' (A New Translation) Vernon Katz and Thomas Egenes"A lot can happen in a month. Trust God."-Unknown on IGSupport the show