Ride the WavesReflections by Steve L.

A Wave

October 22, 2026 · cyclelogical

“When I first heard the term “King Baby” I had to laugh.....that was me!”

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

Seeking Refuge

Sunita Puri

“Beyond love, sadness and worldly identities there is something magnificent, something that exists at the coordinates of absolute stillness. In the vastness of nature, we find a place to hold our grief & expectations. Relationship with the concept of stillness in nature evolves over time; a practice rather than a place.

Adapted from Tricycle

2

A Deep Breath of Life

Alan Cohen

“A trucking company on the East Coast has huge letters painted on the sides of its trailers: G.O.D.: Guaranteed Overnight Delivery! Indeed, God is capable in far more miraculous ways than any worldly enterprise. Take a deep breath. Just be still now to embrace it! Yet, we often separate ourselves from our good is with the belief that the will of God takes time. That's OK; it does not. Be still. Manifest your good right now; open my heart to receive. Our blessings will be delivered as we embrace Love. Today, I accept the Love of God to allow all of the goodness into my life now.”

Adapted from A Deep Breath of Life

3

Twenty-Four Hours a Day

Meditation for the Day “Moment by moment, day by day we slowly build up an unshakable faith in a Higher Power and in that Power's ability to give us all the help we need. By having these quiet times each morning, we start each day with a renewing of our faith, until it becomes almost a part of us and is a strong habit. As we keep furnishing the quiet places of our souls with all the furniture of faith, we fill our thoughts with all that is harmonious and good, beautiful & enduring. Prayer for the Day I pray that I may build a house in my soul for the spirit of God to dwell in. I pray that I may come at last to an unshakable faith.”

Adapted from Twenty-Four Hours a Day