We can imagine, and then wish for what we hope will make us whole -- fearless and free -- but real wholeness, spiritual freedom is unimaginable, as is the inner path that leads us to realize that innate Divine estate.
We can imagine, and then wish for what we hope will make us whole -- fearless and free -- but real wholeness, spiritual freedom is unimaginable, as is the path that leads us to realize that Divine estate.
Freedom from fear has nothing to do with acquiring powers or possessions, so as to change or otherwise control those moments that seem to darken our life; real fearlessness is in our divine right to take whatever is unwanted and to surrender it to that indwelling Celestial Character that loves whatever is brought into its light.This love casts out fear; this love has no regret..
Never fear the loss of what will, and must disappear in this world of passing time. The work of remembering this timeless, (but unwanted) truth is the same as connecting yourself to the love of an all-embracing, fearless awareness... that never dies.
Once we can see that ALL forces -- even the seemingly contradictory ones -- are secretly complementary, we are well on our way to realizing the secret Wholeness of Life... where fearlessness follows (this) revelation as does the furrow the plow.
If we will refuse to fill unwanted moments with what we imagine we must have -- or do -- to feel secure and free, we will soon witness those same dark moments being filled with the fearless Light of an unimaginable Life.
Actualizing our spiritual right to live without the frustration of fearful limitations is not a question of achieving something new; it begins with choosing to end a relationship with that which has never been true.
Topic: Find the Freedom that Has No Name (6/9/21 Classroom Talk)
Topic: Walking Away from Worry, Conflict, and Fear Begins Within (10/21/20 Classroom Talk)
Topic: End the Fear of Emptiness Forever (1/26/20 Classroom Talk)
Topic: End the Fear of Emptiness Forever (1/26/20 Classroom Talk)
Topic: End the Fear of Emptiness Forever (1/26/20 Classroom Talk)