Ride the WavesReflections by Steve L.

A Wave

October 2, 2026 · seattle

“Steve, try to detach and observe those thoughts that battle for your attention. Laugh a bit; know there’s wisdom trying to break through.””

Three readings. A song that says the rest. And inspiration for whatever this day is here to teach.

A lone surfer riding inside a great curling wave

Read — the readings that opened the day

1

Soul Meditation

One of the ways which lead to meditative attachment is to sit in seclusion for a certain length of time every day and dwell on the greatness of the Creator. We each have been given the innate ability to become a channel through which God pours out His benevolence. The focus on the Infinite Light illuminates blessings to the world that we may fulfill our true purpose of love and service.

Adapted from Soul Meditation

2

Linking one's awareness to the Divine, in prayer

Alan Cohen

Practice acting on your intuition. Faith is like a muscle - the more you use it, the stronger it becomes, and the greater your capacity. If a particular venture keeps knocking at the door of your consciousness, it is likely that this is your direction. Ask yourself, "Can I not do it?" If you cannot not do it, your path is obvious. God, today, I ask You to speak to me through my heart; to do the will of love. Empowered by joy, I follow my path with courage & confidence in You.

Adapted from A Deep Breath of Life

3

Meditation for the Day / Prayer for the Day

Meditation for the Day "Thy will be done" must be your oft-repeated prayer. And in the willing of God's will there should be gladness. You should delight to do that because when you do, all your life goes right and everything tends to work well for you in the long run. When you are honestly trying to do God's will and humbly accepting the results, nothing can seriously hurt you. Those who accept the will of God in their life may not inherit the earth, but they will inherit real peace of mind. Prayer for the Day I pray that I may have a yielded will. I pray that my will may be attuned to the will of God.

Adapted from Twenty-Four Hours a Day