Day 312, Morning
Today’s morning meditation is available below in audio and script formats. The audio version is also available for free download on the player.
Reading
The life and death of each of us has its influence on others.
—Romans 14:7 (NT)
Commentary
In quantum physics, it appears that one particle of any entangled pair “knows” what is happening to another paired particle—even though there is no known means for such information to be communicated between the particles, which are separated by sometimes very large distances.
It seems that quantum entanglement is a foundationally Christian concept, which is now finding voice in modern science.
This phenomenon is the experiential “force field” of the Holy Spirit. One stays in this positive force field whenever one loves, cares, is in solidarity with, or serves with positive energy. When people stand in this place and rest in love as their home base, they become quite usable by God.
When we regress into any kind of intentional negativity toward anything or anybody, even in our minds, we are actually hurting and harming them and ourselves. Each of us moves things along in the direction of violence every time we fail to love.
We must deliberately choose to be instruments of peace—first of all in our minds and hearts. This is conscious quantum entanglement. God is not “in” heaven nearly as much as God is the force field that allows us to create heaven through our intentions and actions. (CAC)
Quiet
As your day begins, spend a few moments in silence and stillness.
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Abbreviations
(BC) The Belgic Confession
(CAC) The Center For Action & Contemplation
(CD) The Canons of Dort
(CIB) Church In Bethesda Prayers
(DZ) Donna Z.
(HC) The Heidelberg Catechism
(IO) Inward Outward
(MAO) Michael A. O’Sullivan
(NT) The New Testament
(OT) The Old Testament
(RP) Ryan Phipps
(TAO) The Tao Te Ching
(WC) The Westminster Confession
(WLB) Words To Live By
(WLC) The Westminster Larger Catechism
(WSC) The Westminster Shorter Catechism