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The transmission set out below is from Lytske’s book, The Guiding Light Within
Wayshower to Spirituality – A daily Devotional.
According To Your Faith.
To continue another lesson, I desire to touch on the subject of worries.
Worrying is a most useless activity to engage in. It wastes of lot of precious time that could more fruitfully
be spent in prayer.
Prayer is by far the better activity, as it engages the level of earnestness, sincerity and belief, with which the prayer
is offered. It also ought not to be a selfish prayer for instant gratification, as it is more helpful to pray for others.
Furthermore, the Creator does not mind by which name He is called, for this concerns only the caller.
Besides, prayer always goes to the appropriate celestial agencies, who always know and abide by the Father’s will,
as the Father divested himself of all duties able to be performed by others.
Only worship and adoration go directly to the Eternal God.
To return to our subject of worry; this is an area where the ‘faith muscle’ gets a real workout to counteract
that nefarious and deadly poison, for it can swallow up and drown a person in a sea of self pity and depression.
Prayer, trustful prayer, creates a backbone for the soul, as it helps build up that faith muscle, and provides an undying
hope for better days ahead.
This is God’s promise: There will always be better days ahead when life is being lived with a greater understanding,
and as wisdom is gained through experience by your learning from mistakes, the realization dawns that all is well.
Dear one, mistakes are lessons in disguise, for through these lessons one learns to forgive oneself and others.
Remember that ‘according to your faith it is done unto you.’ Worries disappear when you exercise your
faith in the loving overcare of the Creator.
Come,
let Me assure you by My presence that all is well.
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