How to listen to Inspiration and respond!

Inspiration often arrives like a whisper — a sudden word, a phrase, or a spark that feels

divinely placed.

At first, it seems simple and complete. But when we give it time, when we sit with it in

silence,

the message begins to expand.

For me, the first phrase was “I Meditate.” Clear, direct, beautiful. But as I contemplated,

it unfolded into something deeper: “I Am Meditate.” Not just an action, but an identity —

meditation as the essence of who I am.

And then, as the circle closed, I was reminded of what I already carried with me: “All I Am.”

Years ago, after a dream in which the Spirit spoke to me — “I Am That I Am” — I had those

words

distilled into a personal message and made them into a vanity license plate. Even after I sold

the car in early 2024, I didn’t let the plate go. I knew why — because those words meant

something to me, even before I understood the full depth of the message.

Now, in 2025, the inspiration has come full circle. What began as “I Meditate” has deepened

into

“All I Am, I Am All.” A heavenly reminder that God is all there is.

This is how inspiration works: it comes in layers, each one revealing a little more of the

whole.

What begins as a spark can grow into a flame of recognition, reminding us of truths we

already hold inside.

- Pause before acting — the first thought is often just the surface.

- Contemplate — let meditation deepen the message.

- Notice the circles — inspiration often brings us back to ourselves.

- Honor the emotions — they are signs of alignment with truth.

✨ Takeaway: Inspiration is not just something new; it’s often a remembrance — a return to

what we already are,

and to the One who is All.

Closing Mantra: *All I Am, I Am All — God in everything, everywhere. *