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Do it with Love



Whatever you do, do it with love. If it is not filled with love, then it may not be right for you. Of course there are many things we must do in life that we do not "love" but we have to do them out of duty, responsibility or obligation but when it comes to our Divine purpose, our bliss, we know this thing by the feel of it, by our inner reaction, which should be love. 

Finding and fulfilling your blissful Divine purpose will fill you with the love of what you are doing and the thing that you are doing will be filled with love as it goes out to others and into the world. This does not denote a specific spiritual thing but can be anything that is your calling, that is your purpose, for when it is done with love, it is released with love and will send love to the lives it touches. 

Even day-to-day actions, every action, when done with love becomes Divine because we are then allowing the Spirit to work through us in all that we do. But if in situations such as career, relationships, habitual behavior, there is no love, then these may not be right for you. Find your true purpose and love all that you do and send love to others through all that you do.

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