Did you follow the 7 Steps of Spiritual Preparedness Series? A Review

Wed, Jul 1, 2009

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Welcome back to the FamilyPreparednessGuide blogsite!

This is your review of the 7 Steps of Spiritual Perspectives for Personal & Family Preparedness:

1. Mandating consideration of family preparedness a 1^st priority.

2. Measuring vulnerabilities which affect your family.

3. Mounting a plan that will give you the level of comfort you seek.

4. Mastering your mind to commit to the fulfillment of your family plan.

5. Minding the Master or MasterMind group.

6. Making the commitment personal.

7. Managing resources more effectively.

Your Master is trying to help make your family preparedness plan happen and Keep It Super Simple!

Getting the Mind of the Master is the most important of all the 7 steps. By gaining approval of your intended family preparedness plan from your Master or MasterMind group is the surest path to preparedness.

Once you’ve achieved your desired level of family preparedness, you’ll be ready for the 12 Pillars of Self-Reliance––soon to be unveiled on this blogsite!

This is the personal test: Is there clarity or confusion when you reveal it or discuss your family’s future with your Master or MasterMind group?

Study it out in your own mind. Do your homework. Trust your feelings. You can receive personal inspiration that what you feel you should do for your family preparedness through acts of prayer, meditation, and/or appropriate study––both secular and spiritual–and religious if you so choose!

You can and will know the truth of all things if you seek earnestly. Surely, all responsible leaders would want their followers to be prepared. Do you recall the Parable of the Ten Virgins–only half of whom were prepared when the time came? If you haven’t perceived it by now, you surely recognize I think and believe that being prepared is spiritual–with or without religion! You could make the case that food storage (as a part of survivalism, preparedness, and self-reliance is certainly visceral if not spiritual!