Hi Reader
More often than not, Joy arrives softly.
It appears in moments we might otherwise overlook.
A pause that feels relieving.
A simple exchange that warms the heart.
A breath that feels just a little deeper than the last.
This week, consider the possibility that joy is not something you must create, earn, or chase.
It may already be present, gently offering itself through small openings in your day.
Joy often hides in plain sight.
It shows up when you allow yourself to notice what is working, even briefly, when you give attention to something that feels nourishing rather than urgent, when you let a moment be complete, instead of rushing toward the next one.
Divine Joy is not dependent on everything being perfect.
It does not require the absence of challenges.
It simply asks for your willingness to recognize what is already good, already supportive, already alive.
Today, and in the days ahead, you might experiment with this simple practice:
Pause, just for a moment.
Ask yourself, “Where could joy be showing up right now?”
Then allow your awareness to soften.
You may notice a quiet appreciation. A subtle sense of ease. A feeling of connection, gratitude, or lightness that was already there, waiting to be acknowledged.
As these moments are noticed, they tend to grow.
Not because you force them to, but because attention itself is an act of invitation.
As you hold the energy and message of Divine Joy, may you find yourself gently surprised by how often it is available.
May you recognize joy not as something distant, but as a companion that walks beside you, offering reminders of beauty, warmth, and possibility.
Be well, Stay well
Jeffrey
This message is inspired by Energetic Support Services, Year 2, Month 5: Divine Joy. A special thank you to Gary Savitsky, whose Divine Messages continue to inspire and guide the ESS Foundation
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