Iyanla Vanzant Presents
A Drill in Silence
Find Your Inner Peace
Today I received guidance from Spirit . . . teach people to be still. Take them deep into the silence where they will experience the presence of love.
All meditations voiced by Iyanla Vanzant.
Music composed and performed by Gregory Mitchell.
Find Your Inner Peace
There is a place to which you can turn for rest and release from every fear and care. It is a holy place. Stillness fills it. The peace of God is in it. In this place, your mind becomes like a little child's — lovely, true, pure. In this place your thoughts drop into the things that are good, just, and merciful.
When you enter this place, the world outside and all your troubles drop away and you rise, body stilled, mind stilled, refreshed and restored.
For those of you who have worked with me, you know that when I receive a message, I do my best to be obedient. For those of you who have not worked with me, you may be in for a treat.
Silence Is Neither Far Away Nor Difficult to Enter
It is right where you are now. It is right where you are whenever you shut the doors of the senses, still the invasion of little thoughts, and go with God. It is the place of the silence.
Entering the place of the silence is not hard. If it seems hard to you, perhaps you have been making it hard. The purpose of the silence, however, is not to have visions or to see colored lights. The true purpose of the silence is communion with God.
The ProcessÂ
For 21 days, we will be entering the silence and calling forth love. We will drop into love on the first day and on day 21, the last day.
Between those days, we will be entering the silence, stilling the mind and opening ourselves to love. We will be using a very specific set of mantras or statements to take us into the silence.
Silence does not mean the absence of words or thoughts. It means we direct the mind and construct the thoughts that open the way to silent surrender.
Each day you will receive a different mantra for the silence.Â
Divine Love, manifest thyself in me.
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