And there arose a heavy storm and wind, and waves kept beating into the boat, so that the boat was nearly filled, But Jesus was sleeping on a blanket in the stern of the boat; and they came and roused him and said to him, Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing? So he got up and rebuked the wind, and said to the sea, Peace, Be Still. And the wind quieted down, and there was a great calm. And he said to them, why are you so fearful? And why do you have no faith?

Mark 4:37-40

In our lives we experience many storms; storms in our health, our finances, our relationships, storms in our places of work and sometimes in unexpected ways and places. This passage tells that even in the middle of these experiences, it is possible to find peace; to have faith that all is well!

The Spirit of God is Perfect and Infinite Peace. It is the breath of All breath. This Spirit is the Essence of Calmness in the midst of what appears to be chaos. It is Birthless, Deathless, All Knowing, Everywhere Present and Everlasting.

This Infinite Peace dwells in me and because this is true for me, I know that it is also true for the one reading this Spiritual Mind Treatment at this moment. Our very existence is surrounded by this Loving, Peaceful Presence.

I speak my Word now for the reader, and knowing that I am always heard, I declare that there is no-thing that can disturb his/her peaceful state of mind. As she/he walks boldly in the midst of chaotic situations, he/she does so with a faith that allows her/him to remain calm and self assured no matter what the “storm” might be. This peacefulness follows him//her wherever he/she goes, for she/he is poised, Divinely Protected, and filled with the same faith of the Christ. As this Truth is accepted, it has no choice but to be made manifest.

I give thanks and express my gratitude that this is so!

I release this prayer to the Peace that passes All understanding and allow it to be.

And so it is!

Lovater H. Jones is a Practitioner at the Rio Grande Center For Spiritual Living, Albuquerque, New Mexico