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THE SUPREME ATTRACTION OF MY LIFE
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Attraction, attraction, and attraction!
Attractions need not be fatal or destructive.
My Supreme Attraction: A Memoir.

During my lifetime of more than three score and ten years many things, people and places have tenaciously and with rapt awe held my attention.
Sometimes my near-obsession with a particular attraction was for a short duration and at other times for an extended period of time. But never has there been an attraction that came close to the Supreme Attraction of my life during the last twenty-three years.
Not only must all other attractions for me take a lesser place than the Supreme Attraction of my life they must in some way contribute to or enhance my ability and resolve to celebrate, praise and love God. God is the Supreme Attraction of my life. He is in all. I am especially aware of His presence in me and my presence in Him.
Even today, I am still attracted to other things, people and places. In some instances with a passion. But none of these things, singularly or together, elicit from me the depth passion and allegiance I have for God.
Now that I no longer just know about God but know Him, I live in a constant state of readiness to live or die for Him. For I am cognizant that God knows and will only permit the best for me.
With God as the Supreme attraction of my life I enjoy numerous benefits that include having a near-fear free psychic, the peace dividend, a living in-the-now way of being and freedom to be myself. I am enboldened and committed to during the two things that purposefully are left for me to do during the rest of my mortal days on earth: work on my soul-completion and give glory to God.

Copyright 2005 by Uriah J. Fields      

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