Don’t be needy

March 3, 2011 | 1 comment

Do you feel needy?

If so, you’re not alone. Millions of people face great economic challenges in the aftermath of the Great Recession and are concerned about the financial uncertainties of tomorrow. But in as much as the feeling may feel justified because of cramping financial conditions, don’t rest there in thought! Don’t accept yourself as needy.

How we think about ourselves has everything to do with what we experience. We live out our thoughts. The better the thoughts, the better the experience, so it’s important to check our state of thought and be sure it’s in line with what we hope to demonstrate.

If you want to demonstrate supply and abundance, don’t hold a model of neediness at the forefront of your attention. Kick it out and replace it with the truth that you are a fully supplied child of God.

God has not failed you. Trial is not a sign that God has forsaken you, but a lesson being learned that turns you more to God’s true supply than ever before.

God’s supply is never money or material things. God’s supply is spiritual, and it comes to you as ideas, inspiration, wisdom, spiritual power, ability and capacity. These spiritual assets, acted upon and put into use, meet human needs.

To accept neediness is to say, “God hasn’t given me anything good. God doesn’t love me. God doesn’t care. God doesn’t have anything to offer.”

Only impoverished, depraved material sense would ever argue such a position. And that’s because material sense has no sense of God, no understanding of true supply. It can’t even relate to God. Spiritual sense alone can do that.

Neediness is the product of listening to material sense.

Supply is the outcome of listening to spiritual sense.

Stay tuned into spiritual sense and let the bounty of divine Love flow into your experience. It’s coming your way, every day.

You’re not needy. You are supplied!  God has seen to that…and you can see it too.

1 thought on “Don’t be needy”

  1. This is right on target! Claiming the abundance of Love’s ever present supply demonstrates dominion over the suggestion of limitation. What a powerful idea! Thank you so much Evan! I am so grateful I have been able to demonstate this in many ways.

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