is in line with my recent thinking:
“It’s as if you’re being lifted above the humdrum worries of the world as your imagination soars. But you may be hesitant to let go of your earthly attachment because you’re afraid that you might not be able to return to ground level. Nevertheless, it’s senseless to worry about being practical today: your responsibilities will still be there tomorrow. In the meantime, explore the amazing possibilities that lay dormant in your dreams.”
Hmmmmmm…. 1 day ago
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what is mine?
Got my feet on the ground
Head in the clouds
Truth probably lies somewhere in between4 days ago
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This has been a recurring theme, and has been raised again even very recently.
Today I stumbled upon this message, reiterating the need and the apparent pertinence to current matters.
From Elena Brower and The Daily Love (getting lots of inspiration from her lately):
“Definition of “Spiritual Bypass:”
when we humans make reference to “Light,” “Source” and “Spirit” in order to “bypass” what we really need to do.
What do we really need to do? Apologize, and forgive.
I’ve been taught to make a list of the apologies I need to offer (going back to childhood), with a list of those people and transgressions I must forgive. Why? Because until we do, the pain and distortion lives in our cells, prompting us to use the ever-more-popular “spiritual bypass” to avoid these scary but always super healing conversations.
If you wish to be truly connected to the Light that really does live in all of our lives, I dare you. Beware the spiritual bypass; be brave. Ask for help to apologize and forgive, and feel how Source holds you and Spirit moves you.” 5 days ago
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Sometimes in great sweeping notions. Often much more subtly.
I’ve been very fortunate over the last few years to have learned much about myself and have made some very positive changes because of it. Over the past several days, even more layers have been pulled back, and I’ve seen more clearly about some issues and ideologies that I was attached to. The truth is not always what I expect it to be, being a presumptuous type of person by nature; but it ultimately is calming and cleansing once I see it and accept it for what it is.
I can let go of some of the sadness I’ve been experiencing. I feel a calm and a peace that have been noticeably absent for a while. I give thanks for these feelings at this moment in my life. 1 week ago
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