Thy Will

 

The eternal creation is the manifestation of the living genesis to maintain everybody’s free will.

The big misunderstanding of everybody’s free will is the limitation of faith that seeks refuge in the society.

The divine will, or ‘thy will be done in heaven and so on earth,' is the metaphor of a prayer to an intelligent conclusion to establish a natural integrity.

 In this determination of honest longing, there should be no unnecessary necessity that pleases the limited ego.

To cut out the desire for needless possession and its temporary values, the focus and free will have to align with thy will to establish the equilibrium of one’s real needs.

"Thy will" refers to the divine purpose to signify a deep submission of divine authority over one’s personal plans to align one's actions with real intentions.

God knows what is best, how his kingdom will be fulfilled on earth, and needs active obedience as service to his commands.

The guidance comes with seeking to accept the divine plan that is greater than one's own, even during hard times.

"Thy will be done" is the recognition to increase righteousness in the individual to see the world in the necessity of God, for the wildest dreams to come true.

The dominant purpose of the free will in its serenities is the consequence of love that is maintained by the divine will.

The highest treasure in peace of mind will outlive all creatures of comfort with the burdens of artificial pleasures.

The act of humility in patience and its forgiveness is the calling from "Thy will be done."

Thy will is the precious love offering as a metaphor of respect, and no love offering can be more divine than the act of respect in its highest expression.

The serenities of the Holy Spirit are the living consequence for all matters to die, where the individuality and its importance to great or small things become the attachments in life.

Through matter the soul attains to its highest realization and uses the human body and its mental faculties as necessary for the fulfilment of its divine purpose.

The absence of the divine will and its generosity means that the door of the heart is closed, where nothing from within can come out and nothing from within can enter in.

Everything is in reach for humanity on earth and in heaven when the image of God is within reach and where everything becomes beyond.

Thy will and God's love are not something one needs to earn; they are the essence of devotion in their brilliance of sustaining the unfailing receptiveness.