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SOMETHING NEW IS UNFOLDING - Elvira Jordan




SOMETHING NEW IS UNFOLDING - Elvira Jordan

Good Morning Beloved! ✨

Right from the ending of July, I have had the feeling of “a new beginning”. It almost seem like something I can feel and taste in my empty mouth.

This is somehow strange because most people get this feeling around the beginning of the year or their birthdays. All the more reason why this is peculiar.

For this reason, I have been at the edge of my seat (in a good way). There’s this joyful anticipation of an incoming blessing, miracle, success story, good news… I just know something good is about to happen. Do you feel that little tingle of excitement out of nowhere? It just has to be something beautiful, something like a sunshine ☀️ on a rainy day.

I know that we all need something good in our lives. Something to make us smile. A breath of fresh air. An unexpected moment of joy. Good things are actually in the air. All we need to do is to keep the doors of our hearts open, create a welcoming atmosphere for miracles and usher it in joyfully.

I am sharing this today hoping that this feeling becomes contagious, reaching everyone who gets to read this.

Something new is about to happen in my world and in your world. Somewhere in another realm, it’s already happening. In this realm and reality, all we need to do to get it, is to hold that good feeling of euphoria, embracing it with the kind of faith that makes one to dance without music.

Wherever you are or whatever you’re doing… whatever situation you find yourself in, it’s time to clean house and make space for the new.

Some of us may be expecting something specific, while others may be like me, expecting nothing in particular, but knowing that the Universe (God) always surprises me with the most beautiful things.

Which ever way, I hope that the remaining months of this year will remind us that Miracles are possible, Success is our journey, Abundance is already ours, Prayers are always answered, Love is a constant gift and We (you and I) deserve the best.

As you go about your day today, this week, this month and all through the rest of the year, I want you to carry the feeling of positive new beginnings, the joy of a pleasant surprise, an anticipation for something beautiful to happen.

It’s season for miracles my dear, I hope you make your heart a comfortable place for your own miracle to rest.

May we have heart touching moments, life changing testimonies and happy stories to share.

BIBLE VERSE: Isaiah 43:19

19 Behold, I will do a new thing,
Now it shall spring forth;
Shall you not know it?
I will even make a road in the wilderness
And rivers in the desert.

PRAYER: Dear Lord, we open our hearts to receive the miracles and blessings that You have already sent to us. Let there be New Blessings and New Miracles all around us today and always. We attract, receive and accept all things good and all things possible,  Amen 🙏🏽

Do have a Blessed Monday and a Successful Week ahead. 
🩵🌼💜🌸🧡🍀❤️🪻💚🍄💛🌹🖤☘️🤍
#ELVIRASPEN #MondayMotivation 
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