PONDER on THIS Special Message for Sunday, March 2nd, 2008 by Eckhart Tolle

"The source of all abundance is not outside you. It is part of who you are. However, start by acknowledging and recognizing abundance without. See the fullness of life all around you. The warmth of the sun on your skin, the display of magnificent flowers outside a florist's shop, biting into a succulent fruit, or getting soaked in an abundance of water falling from the sky. The fullness of life is there at every step. The acknowledgment of that abundance that is all around you awakens the dormant abundance within. Then let it flow out.

When you smile at a stranger, there is already a minute outflow of energy. You become a giver. Ask yourself often: 'What can I give here; how can I be of service to this person, this situation?' You don't need to own anything to feel abundant, although if you feel abundant consistently things will almost certainly come to you. Abundance comes only to those who already have it. It sounds almost unfair, but of course it isn't. It is a universal law. Both abundance and scarcity are inner states that manifest as your reality. Jesus put it like this: 'For to the one who has, more will be given, and from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away'."

                        Eckhart Tolle, in "A New Earth"
     
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