The Gap to Abundance: Prosperity in the Space Between
“When one holds a dream independent of the environment, that’s greatness.”
Dr. Joe Dispenza, Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself
There’s a quiet pause between who you’ve been and who you’re becoming — and that pause is doing more work than it gets credit for. Turns out silence isn’t just golden, it’s productive. In that gap, stillness and release open up more flow than striving ever could. Freedom isn’t out ahead somewhere waiting to be earned; it’s tucked right into the space you keep trying to rush past.
“God is not the source of your good, God is your good.”
Dr. Ernest Holmes
I know there is one Infinite Reality and I know this Reality is God, the boundless substance of all that exists. God is abundance itself, fullness, wholeness limitless good.
I know myself as expression of the endless abundance of God in perfect function and form. I am the living embodiment of the abundant nature of Divine Mind. The divine life that animates me is the same life that constitutes supply, value, richness, and sufficiency. I stand as the visible, usable expression of God’s abundance here and now.
My consciousness only creates and manifests from the abundant energy that I am. Therefore all of my journey reflects wholeness, worth, capability, abundance and creative power because these qualities are inherent in all that I am. I live as the substance of endless good in conscious expression.
I am grateful for this truth as my lived experience of ceaseless abundance.
I release this word into the Law of Mind knowing it is so. I rest in the certainty that abundance is my nature and my experience now. And so it is.
Rev. Tony Crapolicchio
As a participant, I commit to engaging in the daily prosperity practices provided throughout the 31 day program and to tithing 10% of all unexpected income and recognized prosperity received during this time to the Trinity Center for Spiritual Living.
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Insight & Practice Option
Pause and place your attention on your breath for a few moments. Silently affirm, “Abundance is what I am.” Notice how your body responds when identity replaces effort. Carry that embodied awareness into your next thought or action.
Affirmation
I am the abundant presence of God in expression, whole, sufficient, powerful, and complete now.
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