Law of Success can be bolstered by inspirational practice as a strategy. One of my best friends always keeps inspirational books in her bathroom in a lovely basket so you could read a page on a bathroom break. Her inspirational practice example inspired me to put a tiny table with some of my most favorite books in my own bathroom. Sue Bender, author of Plain and Simple says that she has a daily ritual of reading one page out of each of four small books. She says “The books change, but they always remind me that I am not alone, that there is a spirit larger than myself at work, a universe larger than my immediate self-interest and concerns.”

As one of your spiritual practices, create a focus point in one room, and begin to collect books there that you love to read. Create your own inspirational practice. This will help your practice with the Law of Success. I like to read mine as I am going to bed, or just after I wake up. Have a lovely uplifting cup of inspiration to begin your day. Inspiration helps us be more alive. The breath of Life breathes us as we allow our self to inhale hope and joy and wisdom. We remember our deeper Self.

As part of my own inspirational practice, I keep a number of books by my bedside. Two books by M. J. Ryan are staples of my inspirational practice right now. Attitudes of Gratitude, is a favorite book. When I read it the first time, I would read a chapter of two, and savor it during the day. It was like getting a full course meal. Trusting Yourself is a powerful book necessary for anyone who wants to tap into the richness of themselves and cooperate with the Law of Success.

Part of my inspirational practice is opening a book, and allowing synchronicity to choose the page on which to focus for the day. Or you could be methodical, and just begin at the front of the book and read a short article each day. When you reach for inspiration, you are consciously cooperating with the Law of Success. You are opening up to the greater Universe and your deep connection with Source. Reach for the best in yourself. Each day, nurture your being with some type of inspirational practice. You might enjoy our companion website www.quoteinspirational.com. Law of Success asks that you continually uplevel your state of being. An inspirational practice is one way.

You might enjoy these books by M.J. Ryan

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Appearances are remarkably deceptive. I came over a rise, and there before me so powerful, so awe-inspiring, so breathtaking, was Mount Rainier. I caught my breath. One sweet sun lit morning, driving through the University District, the road made a long incline down. Coming from behind the treeline, across the channel, was the appearance of this magnificent mountain. It was huge and luminescent.

Whenever I am out, I watch for the Mountain. Seeing the Mountain is a gift for the day. I have found certain places while driving that Mt. Rainier is visible. The higher the elevation where I am, the more of Mr. Rainier I can see.

When the overcast or the clouds are too thick I can’t see the Mountain. From appearances, the mountain is gone. Sometimes the overcast is there and one would assume from appearances that the mountain is not visible; but you can see the Mountain perfectly. Sometimes the day is incredibly clear, but a thin veil of clouds clings to the Mountain. Appearances are very deceiving. Yesterday, I drove across the Snohomish River Valley. It was beautifully clear and there to the south, I could see Mount Rainier. My heart sang. I love seeing The Mountain. It has a powerful presence.

Preoccupied in thought, I once drove right through my favorite viewing spot and didn’t look. I gasped and then looked diligently.

Looking for Mount Rainier has become a metaphor for me. Appearances would have me believe that the mountain is not there much of the time.

The Truth of the mountain’s existence is not dependent upon whether I can see it. My capacity to see the mountain (the appearance) is dependent upon how high I am, where I am in relationship to trees, what the weather is, what direction I am facing, and if I happen to be looking or not. My “what is” regarding Mount Rainier has no correlation to the greater Reality of that mountain. Even when conditions have the appearance of not being conducive, the mountain can be seen.

Conditions that we view in our life may seem to be reality; the “what is” of our current life. Conditions are like the weather however, they constantly change. If we focus only on the “what is” in our life, we never view the greater Reality. Appearances are deceiving. I may seem to be unemployed right now, but I am working at one contract, I am in consideration for three positions, I have a phone interview coming up. I just finished a temporary assignment where I did not get the job I applied for. However the employer reviewed resumes and asked me to come in and work with the person he hired to revamp part of his accounting. The greater Reality is not “I am unemployed.” The greater Reality is a wondrous activity of mixing and matching. I am considering building a business. It’s a creative forming time.

When we focus on our “what is” we create more of what we think we see. What we focus on affects our state and our vibrational emission. Law of Success and Law of Attraction suggest that we focus not on our “what is” but on what we want to bring into our life. Focusing on appearances is not helpful. Focusing on the Reality that we are Creating is far more beneficial.

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