The Myth of Tomorrow

When you pray for an answer, and you get it in the form of a creative idea which you must begin to carry out, God expects immediate action from you to continue to receive His support. Why? Because you are caught up in the belief in the myth of tomorrow. There is no such thing. Tomorrow is just an illusion. The past is just a memory. You are then let with all that you or me ever have to work with, the only reality – the eternal now. Doubt me? Put off what it is that you must do until you arrive at what you perceive to be “tomorrow”. What are you left with? You are in the “now” again. Put off what you want to do for another week, another month or another year. The moment you start to do anything and at last take the action you should have taken a long time ago, you are still again in the “now” moment. And I’m sure that I didn’t have to tell you this. You could have figured it out on your on, that is, we can only do anything in the moment of now, but until this insidious habit is brought to the surface in the light of common sense, you continue asleep under the guise that somehow, someway the Universe will work differently if you just wait long enough.