We live in an abundant universe

There are more than enough resources available

This month’s prosperity story comes from Barbara Thorp, a member of Unity in Lynnwood. Unity Lynwood has an impressive team of volunteers that, every year, partners with the non-profit, Homage, to deliver prosperity to a senior in need. Their team of 40+ volunteers, in one day, does a complete outside home-makeover, including scraping, cleaning and painting the exterior of the home, as well as removing yard debris, pulling weeds, building fences, etc. They do whatever the home and property needs to get it into tip-top shape!  All abilities are welcome; some arrange snacks, hand out water, and take picutres, while many others are doing the hard manual work such as weeding, pruning, hauling, sawing, painting, power washing, building fences, etc.

Not only does Unity in Lynwood donate all the labor, they pay for all the materials needed, including the paint. In years past Unity in Lynwood has donated financially to the project with members of UIL also donating money to the cause. However, this year the cost of the paint was not going to be covered between the two.  Thus, the difficult decision was made to not paint the house.

One member, Nancy, felt deeply that this was unacceptable. In faith, she chose to charge the paint to her credit card with the understanding that we live in an abundant universe and there are more than enough resources available.  As she made the charge for the paint she told her Source,

“I expect the full amount of money to pay off my credit card before it is due, plus twice the cost of the paint to donate to the 2024 Hands on Housing projeject.”

She gave thanks for her vision clearly manifested.  With appreciation, she visualized the house freshly painted with its beautiful yard restored.  She focused her attention on knowing the universal source would supply.

Before the credit card payment was due, Nancy received approximately six times the amount she was charged for the paint!  It came from a past client who had always paid her well, but this time he gave Nancy a bonus.  Nancy was a conduit for the abundant flow of universal source. She was able to cover the cost of the paint, donate to the whole project, and tithe 10% to Unity in Lynwood.

Thanks, Barbara, for sharing this incredible and inspiring story of prosperous thinking. We indeed do live in an abundant universe where there are more than enough resources available.