"Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself." (Matthew 6:34) (2 min 20 sec)
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1. "Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself" means to focus your attention on the present moment and to trust in the guidance of your Inner Teacher.
The past and the future are illusions created by the ego to keep us in a state of fear. The ego wants us to believe that our happiness and peace are dependent on external circumstances and that we need to constantly strive and plan for the future in order to be okay.
The only reality is the present and in the present is where we connect with the wisdom of God. When we are fully present, we are able to hear the guidance of our Inner Teacher and to make choices that align with love.
Jesus' teaching to not worry about tomorrow is a call for us to trust in the providence of God. When we are aligned with our Inner Teacher, we will always have everything we need in each moment.
Forget the planning and live life from the eternal now which is always perfect. Living from this place we will know that our Inner Teacher is always guiding us towards our highest good.
When we worry about tomorrow, we are projecting our fears onto an nonexistent future. Worrying about the future is a way the ego maintains its illusion of control. We are buying into the ego's belief in scarcity and lack, and we are cutting ourselves off from the abundant love and support of God that is always available to us.
Jesus' teaching is an invitation to rest in the present moment and to allow our Inner Teacher to guide our thoughts and actions. It is a call to release all worries and to know we are always connected to the love of God. The only real time is the present moment. The past is gone, and the future hasn't arrived.
Not worrying about tomorrow is a call to presence, trust, and alignment with your Higher Self. Focus on the present moment and allow yourself to be guided by God's love.
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