Life
This is it! January 6, the climax of Advent and Christmas and the day that represents the culmination of the journey into my heart, has finally arrived.
The Day of Epiphany, or Three Kings Day, is the celebration of the Magi visiting the newborn Jesus, who they considered sent from the stars or the heavens to create a new beginning for the world.
The manger where Jesus was born and revealed his perfect Christ self is where life began anew. As we personalize the Christmas story, we receive the opportunity to enter the manger of our own being and allow the breath of Christ life to be birthed in us.
Our study of The Twelve Days of Christmas has served its purpose as we experience our personal epiphany, our new lives.
I gratefully accept and honor my life today. Life, on a higher plane, is Unity’s final spiritual faculty of the 12 Powers.
Life with a capital L rises above daily limitations and challenges. This day, I begin to see myself through the lens of Higher Life. I see the essence of me stripped bare, free from any earthy encumbrance. The Power of Life teaches me to forever visualize myself as one who is exposed to nothing but God. The cloak of humanity, worn over my Christ self, is merely presentation and enhancement. It covers my true life force and the holy nature of God and me as one.
In my earthly body, my greatest desire is to move and breathe from this precious place of God connection. From deep within me, it is my intention to energize, vitalize, enliven, animate and invigorate my day-by-day stroll across the earth (thank you, Unity!).
The Encarta World English Dictionary defines an epiphany as “sudden realization: a sudden intuitive leap of understanding, especially through an ordinary but striking occurrence.”
Life–sweet life–is my Source’s desire for me. That realization is certainly ordinary, even simple, and definitely striking.
Please share, if you like, your personal epiphany. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to visit your heart these last 12 days; my own is touched by your comments, thoughts and energy.



In July of 2009, I had an epiphany. For about a month prior, I was emotionally distraught, increasingly depressed and having serious thoughts of drinking again (after 18 years of sobriety).
I struggled to wrap my arms around what could possibly be wrong with me. I had all the trappings of a good life, one others would love to emulate--great job, dream house, traveling for a living, a life mate . . . the list goes on. 




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