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Whenever we begin to worry we turn up the pressure. Since our circumstances always reflect our mental state the sooner we release the pressure by remembering our higher power the better. The great fact is, trusting in God centers us in peace and our circumstances improve as a direct result. On this episode, Darrell and Ed remind each other and listeners that God never panics and life is not an emergency. And, during the second segment, Jovial Janet Prince joins us in releasing the pressure with today’s reading, “Let Go, Let God”.

Successfully navigating through life can be summed up as the ability to trust our hunches and roll with the punches. Trusting our intuition is loving God. Our intuition is always trying to get our attention and guide us to our heart’s desire. We often dismiss its nudges because we think they’re unrealistic, unreasonable, too good to be true for us, or just silly. On this episode, Darrell and Ed encourage each other and listeners to follow God’s lead. And realize if you’re stuck in an unhealthy job or relationship, rather than fight it or adopt a victim position, see that it might just be the necessary nudge you need to change direction. ActorbRod Sweitzer inspires us all to take a gamble on God with today’s reading, “Divine Direction”.

The choice is ours. We can express ourselves, or worry about what others will think. The opposite of depression is expression. In the bible, it is admonished that we don’t hide our light under a bushel. Suppressing ourselves for fear of what others might think has an adverse effect on our mind, body and affairs. However, whenever let ourselves out of the closet, we align ourselves with the positive stream of life and become a magnet of good fortune. On this episode, Darrell and Ed encourage each other and listeners to step up onto the stage of life. And, during the second segment, actor-slash-comedian Jason Stuart reminds us that the audience loves us with today’s reading, “Direction”.

Have faith. When you absolutely have to land that plane, there will be a runway — even if you can’t see it sometimes. Worry is just morbid expectancy. When we worry we use our imagination against ourselves. We doubt ourselves. A simple, “Yes, I can” is a powerful way to wake up and ignite a faithful attitude. On this episode, Darrell and Ed remind each other and listeners that when we affirm the best and highest, things will unfold in better than expected ways as we move forward in life. And, during the second segment, Miracle-minded Lisa Schmidt gets us all in alignment with our best life with today’s reading, “Affirm”. Darrell and Ed love you!

Divine love through you guides, heals and prospers, adjusts every inharmony, casts out all fear, creates freedom and happiness, goodwill and peace. You can let go of your excessive carefulness. Let the spirit guide you. On this episode, Darrell and Ed remind each other and listeners that when we let God do the worrying, we find many possibilities open up. And, during the second segment, free-flying Johnny Franzese, encourages us to wing it with today’s reading, “Trust”.

Unsubscribe to the belief that it will be difficult, a struggle, or impossible to attain your desire. Contrary to our fears; opportunities abound! Trust that all your needs will be met as you proceed with Faith. Unsubscribe to the stifling idea that you better not take the risk for fear of looking bad, and that you’ll be better off if you didn’t “rock the boat”. On this episode, Darrell and Ed, remind each other and listeners that all growth is risk. And, during the second segment, today’s guest Almighty Artist Joe Williams gets our sparks flying and encourages us to “go for it” with today’s reading,  “Faith”.

Enthusiasm is an atomic power. Enthusiasm is a feel good mood that releases health and vitality from every atom within our body. It sets off a nuclear reaction for good that radiates out into all our affairs. Enthusiasm is the indication that we are one with God. On this episode, Darrell and Ed remind each other and listeners that as we draw closer to God, our intuitive voice becomes stronger. When we follow our intuition our enthusiasm grows and so does the good in our lives. The Crabby Mystic, aka Sister Mary Lea Hill, Author of Complaints of the Saints, joins us with today’s reading, “Restoration”.

The Universe is constantly conspiring on your behalf. It is easier than we think to sing along. The key is to scheme less and trust more. Remind yourself frequently throughout the day to repeat the inspired chorus, “God is joyfully handling my affairs”. Regardless of your concerns or aspirations, cast the burden of bringing about the solution or opportunity onto God, and the All-Wise assumes it with joy. It is at that very moment that your difficulties have seen the beginning of the end. On this episode, Darrell and Ed remind each other, and listeners, that success is a must when we treat our concerns with a joyful trust in life. And, during the second segment, Debutant Dakota Ledford joins us in the studio to discuss today’s reading, “Yes”.

What is your opinion of yourself? This is the most important question we must ask ourselves.  Our circumstances will always be a reflection of our opinion of ourselves. We know by how we feel about ourselves. The secret to success is realizing that people treat us according to our opinion of ourselves. Every moment we remember that we are heirs of a loving God, miracles occur. On this episode, Darrell and Ed motivate each other and listeners to stop telling hard-luck stories and start telling good-luck stories, “And be not conformed to this world; but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind . . . (Romans 12:2) Comedian Jackie “love your selfie” Monohan joins us to discuss today’s reading, “New Year, New You!”

Today we have the ability to access the knowledge we seek instantly and at our fingertips. It’s wonderful and inspiring to listen to podcasts and audiobooks on the topic of spirituality and personal development. The same is true for reading books, as well as attending workshops and sermons. However, it is not necessary that you obtain more spiritual knowledge in order to experience powerful demonstrations in your life, now. Simply applying whatever spiritual knowledge you have in your circumstances is far more valuable than obtaining “a whole mountain of correct spiritual doctrine”. On this episode, Darrell and Ed give examples of how, when it comes to spiritual knowledge, a little goes a long way when we apply it within our own thinking and behavior. Joie de vivre Valerie Reeves joins us with today’s reading “Let God In”.

We can choose the good, and when we choose it, we can feel the whole power of the universe is behind us. We can move with love, or we can move with fear. When we move with fear, we mentally attack ourselves, our circumstances, and others. But when we move with love, we naturally think thoughts of encouragement, and life becomes easy and pleasurable. On this episode, Darrell and Ed inspire each other and listeners to celebrate their willingness to invite God to replace their doubt and worry with faith and generosity. The royal Princess of Peace, Miranda Arieh joins us from Great Britain to discuss today’s reading, ”Open The Door for Miracles”.

Once we drop our defenses and let down our guard, miracles happen. When we become convinced that God is lavishly supplying our needs, we can let down our hair down and be ourselves. In this state of complete trust, we are hyper aware of our inner guidance and have the confidence to go with it. Doing so, we discover that we have no competitors. Rather, people are attracted to us like never before. Success comes naturally as we simply say yes, when we mean yes; and no, when we mean no. On this episode, Darrell and Ed remind each other, as well as listeners, that being true to ourselves puts us on easy street. And, during the second segment, Happy-go-lucky Unity Minister David McClure inspires us to be true to ourselves with today’s reading, “Drop the Rock”.

The greatest paradox in life is the fact that the more generously and open-heartedly we give, the more we have at our disposal to share. We always reap what we sow and in the spirit with which we sow. Give a little appreciation in the form of praise or money, here and there, and we’ll receive a little here and there. Making it a daily intention to trust God as our source implicitly, through our generosity, opens the door for everyday miracles. On this episode, Darrell and Ed share how the most incredible miracles occur when we “sow big or go home!” Mr. Hollywood, Rod Sweitzer emphasizes “Tis the season to be jolly!” with today’s Daily Word, “Give”.

Whatever we express in thought, word, or deed will return multiplied in kind. Generosity reaps prosperity. Thinking with love and joy towards life attracts all that we could need and desire. We make life difficult when we insist that there must be more that we need to do. The truth is that we need to give so little, to receive so much. Simply appreciate life as you trust your desires to God and you will discover how little is your part, and how great is His. On this episode, Darrell and Ed encourage listeners to pray lightly and trust implicitly. The angel of Alhambra Blair Tabor makes us an offer we can’t refuse with today’s Daily Word, “Easy Does It”.

There is a mental block that gets in the way of being well-compensated for doing what we really truly enjoy doing, and do well. It is telling ourselves that we need to be compensated for doing something that’s tolerable instead of what brings us joy. The most well-compensated people are those doing what they love to do. They are always propelled by contemplating how their talent can inspire others. On this episode, Darrell and Ed wake us up to the fact that, “You do not have to be doing this, to do that. Just do that!” No-holds-barred Reverend Temple Hayes from Unity of Santa Barbara sets us straight on the road of doing what we love and being well-compensated for it with today’s Daily Word, “Yes, It’s Possible”.

Our faith can bring forth miracle after miracle. No matter how small or faltering we think it may be, our faith is a mighty spiritual force within us. Just as we press a button and expect electricity to flow into our homes, so we can open the channel of faith and expect God's infinite power to bring results in our lives. On this episode, Darrell and Ed encourage listeners to utilize their power of faith and enjoy being thrilled by the results. And during the second segment, Miracle-making Momma Krista Machovina gets us expecting the best with today’s Daily Word, “Accept the Best”.

Be willing to let go of your stale role and you will receive a better one. By trusting God to do the heavy lifting we open ourselves up to new roles. What God desires most for each of us is to be doing what we love to do and to be well compensated for it. Toughing it out in a stale role is not God’s will. On this episode, Darrell and Ed remind listeners how simple it is to get cast in the perfect role. Leading man and host of Random Acts on BYU TV, Will Rubio elevates us to stardom with today’s Daily Word, “Mystical Living”.

There’s absolutely no need to expound on our resume, or anything else, to impress others. The most straight-forward path to enlightenment is to continuously ask, “Who am I?” By doing so, we become conscious that we are so much more than our circumstances. We become aware of our true nature as Divine beings living in eternity. On this episode, Darrell and Ed encourage listeners to break free of their low self-image and embrace their Divinity. Metaphysical mystic Michael Schoonover elevates our self-esteem with today’s Daily Word, “Imagine”.

Expect more from your prayers! Be a realist; treat God as real, and prayers as real, and faith as real, and trust as real. The power of your prayer depends upon the amount of faith (joyous expectancy) that you yourself have in it. God is responsible for results; all we’re responsible for is trust and affirming of this trust. On this episode, Darrell and Ed encourage listeners to delight in knowing that God will bring it about, and enjoy anticipating in what wonderful way He will do it. Unity Minister "No Nonsense" Nancy Norman strengthens our believing power with today’s Daily Word, “Unlimited”.

“This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine!” At the core of our being we really love each other and seek to express that love. The problem is always some form of a grievance that we cherish. On this episode, Darrell and Ed inspire listeners to release their grievances and welcome miracles. Forgiveness is the ultimate superpower and today is the day to start having fun with it. Pilot-lighting Unity Minister Mark Hicks fires things up with today’s Daily Word, “Illuminate”.