avatarTrista Signe Ainsworth

Summary

The author discusses the importance of projecting love and peace to others, especially during difficult times, and shares insights from Stuart Wilde's book "Silent Power."

Abstract

The article titled "Projecting Love In Difficult Times" is a reflection on the importance of sharing love and peace with others, particularly during challenging times. The author begins by describing the calming scent of rosemary in their home, which helps improve the air quality amidst the smoke from nearby fires. They emphasize the significance of focusing on the light and projecting love towards others, drawing inspiration from Stuart Wilde's teachings in his book "Silent Power." The author suggests that silently sending love to others can have a profound impact on their well-being and encourages readers to practice this daily. They also highlight the power of silence and listening, quoting a Swedish saying, "Talking is silver. Silence is golden." However, the author clarifies that speaking up against injustices is essential. The article concludes with a prayer for readers to project love upon those they care for and those facing difficulties, and a question for self-reflection: "How can you project love today?"

Bullet points

  • The author shares the calming scent of rosemary in their home amidst the smoke from nearby fires.
  • They emphasize the importance of focusing on the light and projecting love towards others during difficult times.
  • The author draws inspiration from Stuart Wilde's teachings in his book "Silent Power."
  • They suggest that silently sending love to others can have a profound impact on their well-being.
  • The author encourages readers to practice projecting love daily.
  • They highlight the power of silence and listening, quoting a Swedish saying, "Talking is silver. Silence is golden."
  • The author clarifies that speaking up against injustices is essential.
  • The article concludes with a prayer for readers to project love upon those they care for and those facing difficulties.
  • The author poses a question for self-reflection: "How can you project love today?"

Projecting Love In Difficult Times

Day 67: When you share your heart, humanity thrives

Photo by John Jennings on Unsplash

As I write this, the beautiful scent of rosemary fills the air of our home. Simmering herbs on the stove can improve the air in your home. I am breathing in fresher air, and my spirit feels lighter. There is thick smoke outside, but we are grateful that the air is still, and the temperatures have dropped. This will help keep the fires from spreading. The way to keep balanced and steady during these times is to always look towards the light. Now more than ever, projecting love towards everyone around me is the best action I can take. This is one of the powerful lessons I learned on my 100-day spiritual journey from the book Silent Power by Stuart Wilde among his other works.

It should be a part of your daily discipline to silently project love and peace to all you meet. -Stuart Wilde

Sometimes the best action that you can take to help others is to silently send them love. They will receive that love from you, and it will touch their hearts. Your heart is very powerful, and the loving energy that you project is beautiful.

Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash

You can say more by saying less. Being present with someone means that you are sending loving energy to them. By being silent, I can feel the energy of others across the miles. I can send them positivity, love, and hope. I trust they will do what is for their highest good.

I have always been a quiet observer. I choose to listen more than I speak. I save my words for what I think will help most. I see this as a gift rather than something that I should change. I am always reminded of a Swedish saying: “Talking is silver. Silence is golden.” This does not mean that you shouldn’t speak up about injustices. Speaking up when someone is hurt is very important. You can speak up and project love at the same time.

If you project love for humanity and have little resistance, incoming energy often passes right through you. It has no place to attach. -Stuart Wilde

My prayer and my intention for you today is for you to project love upon all of those you love, and also to those in this world who are facing difficult times. Your energy will be strong when you project love.

How can you project love today?

I am tagging my fellow writers here who are following along on this journey so that I may share this path with them: Art Bram, Noma Dek, Bob Jasper, Tree Langdon, Rasheed Hooda, Michele Thill, Charlotte Zobeir Ali, Gurpreet Dhariwal, Aurora Eliam, CMP, Dr John Rose, Amy Marley, Taha Abbas, Henery X (long), Suntonu Bhadra, Nomanono Isaacs, Chowa Sekai, Terry Mansfield, KeepingitrealwithAnnick, Tony Young, Jr., Jessica Cote, Sumera Rizwan and many more! Thank you Illumination Family!

Trista Signe Ainsworth is a professional organizer with Joyful Minimalism. She helps working women clear the clutter, overwhelm, and shame from their homes and lives so that they can truly live in joy.

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