That which you resist persists. That which you label and judge becomes a stumbling block.
Accept what is. Resist what is not.
That which you resist persists. That which you label and judge becomes a stumbling block.
Accept what is. Resist what is not.
When you take inventory there is a difference between resisting painful thoughts and memories, and acknowledging their presence, but choosing not to agree or feed them your energy. There is nothing there for you to solve and there is nothing wrong with you. It is a lost effort trying to disprove a lie based on a faulty interpretation of a painful experience.
In the stillness I am there.
And as always, with a tone of complete acceptance.
Concept from Eckhart Tolle
The goal then becomes not to fix or judge thst which is unpleasant, but to feel it and integrate it
Non violent observation of the Watcher transforms that which is to that which was.
If we esteem the most valuable man to ever walk this earth, Jesus, we will allow His words to matter to us- that I am valuable just as I am. Receive His beautiful words said with a smile and embrace. Let this be your mission, to give and receive this most critical message in His Gospel of Value and Worth.
The world has its own rules for who is valuable and why. It is easy to be seduced into this false value system based solely on performance. It is an artifical replica and contridiction to the Gospel of grace. The world’s definition of value will never compare to the simplicity and purity of the Kingdom of God. Choose to value what He values. Choose to see what He sees. Choose to love like He loves.
And to get back what was lost we must have the courage to unpack the contents of our hearts and make the voyage back to our hearts’ original longing to be loved.
Something else is and it most likely has to do with performance.
The greatest shame for a shame prone person lies in the reality that love is not the answer they are searching for. They have exchanged unconditional acceptance for the rewards that come from performance and adoration.
Or not enough for acceptance to take root.
And open your heart wide for the streams of grace and compassion to flow.
It takes courage to be vulnerable to the truth that we, being human, need love and acceptance. Unapologetically and without shame.