I am real. I exist. And at my core I am deeply and fundamentally divine, eternal, pure, and unencumbered by the stresses and confusions of mortality. I often experience the love of God that literally feels like a wonderful fire within me and I am filled with comfort, joy and peace. These moments assure me that I am and that God is, and that's sufficient for now. There are also places and states of being in which I am more likely to connect with the Divine, and I am grateful when I go there. I have not even begun to understand mortality, much less eternity.
I know that I am capable of loving myself, and more of myself, more deeply than I do now. I experience fear, sadness, anger, joy and even shame and I am grateful for these emotions, the beauty in them and things I can learn from acknowledging and expressing them. I know loneliness and longing, friendship and brotherhood. I know that some things are always sacred, even when I don't treat them as such. And as I seek truth I seem to discover that there are many more questions than answers; I am grateful for the mystery.
au-then-tic: factual, real; true to one's personality, spirit, or character core: central, foundational, basic, enduring, essential; the inmost or most intimate part co-rey: a human being mo-tions: actions, processes, movements; activity, impulses or inclinations of the mind or will; proposals for action e-mo-tions: affect, feelings; thoughts, impulses and sensations in the body; anger, fear, sadness, joy, guilt, shame, or a variation of these
Showing posts with label emotions. Show all posts
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Monday, January 5, 2009
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