Thank you, Nef. That quote very much parallels the Course. Before the woman who transcribed it decided to take on the task, she had a long series of recurrent dreams. In each one, there was a bloody sacrifice or battle with an enemy. In some, she was the killer, in others the one killed. The pattern kept repeating and repeating until she…
Thank you, Nef. That quote very much parallels the Course. Before the woman who transcribed it decided to take on the task, she had a long series of recurrent dreams. In each one, there was a bloody sacrifice or battle with an enemy. In some, she was the killer, in others the one killed. The pattern kept repeating and repeating until she finally decided, 'This has to end' and put down the sword.
That's the cycle we're in now. Putting down the sword of judgment lets other people come into focus. As my reading said this morning, recognizing just one person as a part of you changes everything, and becomes a lesson that can be extended to every person you meet. Thanks for providing that clear example!
Thank you, Nef. That quote very much parallels the Course. Before the woman who transcribed it decided to take on the task, she had a long series of recurrent dreams. In each one, there was a bloody sacrifice or battle with an enemy. In some, she was the killer, in others the one killed. The pattern kept repeating and repeating until she finally decided, 'This has to end' and put down the sword.
That's the cycle we're in now. Putting down the sword of judgment lets other people come into focus. As my reading said this morning, recognizing just one person as a part of you changes everything, and becomes a lesson that can be extended to every person you meet. Thanks for providing that clear example!
To see the Self in all existences and all Existence within the Self.
In realizing our Oneness, through that unity we find Truth, Liberation and Love.
Now, I know that I'm going to have a good day today. These conversations put a smile on my face. 🙂