The Divine Plan

I was reading a book by my favorite author Glenn Clark titled How to Find Health Through Prayer when I came to a section where he was ministering to a woman about her health issues. Among his "prescriptions" was to read what I thought was a prayer called The Divine Plan from a booklet of his, every day for 6 weeks. I just had to find this divine plan. I looked through every Glenn Clark book I own but I couldn't find it. Finally, I decided to check the internet. Would someone post the prayer on the internet from a booklet that's over 60 years old? Of course they would! Wow! As it turns out, it's actually not so much a prayer but a pronouncement. Declaring good, Godly things for your life. It encompasses every thing I have ever known about who God is and how He works in our lives. This is an awesome and powerful declaration and I pray that it will fill in where you are lacking and give you joy, health, wholeness and a closer relationship to our Father in heaven. —Louise

The Divine Plan

From The Thought Farthest Out by Glenn Clark

I. I believe that God has a Divine Plan for me. I believe that this Plan is wrapped in the folds of my Being, even as the oak is wrapped in the acorn and the rose is wrapped in the bud. I believe that this Plan is permanent, indestructible and perfect, free from all that is essentially bad. Whatever comes into my life that is negative is not a part of this God-created Plan, but is a distortion caused by my failure to harmonize myself with the Plan as God has made it. I believe that this Plan is Divine, and when I relax myself completely to it, it will manifest completely and perfectly through me. I can always tell when I am completely relaxed to the Divine Plan by the inner peace that comes to me. This inner peace brings a joyous, creative urge that leads me into activities that unfold the Plan, or it brings a patience and a stillness that allow others to unfold the Plan to me.

II. I believe that this beautiful Divine Plan for me is a perfect part of the larger Pattern for the good of all, not something separate unto me alone. I believe that it has ramifications and interweavings that reach out through all the persons I meet and all the events that come to me, and that the best way to put myself in harmony with the Divine Plan that is within myself is to accept with radiant acquiescence all the individuals and events that are drawn to me, seeing in them perfect instruments for the perfect unfoldment of my perfect Plan. In other words, I believe that to see harmony in that which is without brings harmony in that which is within, even as to see harmony in that which is within brings harmony in that which is without.