I am well aware of how world life appears to you — often loveless. There is no such thing as lovelessness. The appearance of lovelessness exists. Yet, in other things, you know that appearances are not always so. Now I am telling you that the appearance of lovelessness is not true. The appearance is only an entertainment of focus.
The time has come for the butterfly
to spread its wings,
to share beauty and grace,
as it soars beyond to learn new things.
When we experience any kind of devastating loss, whether it is the loss of a loved one, a dream, or a relationship, feelings may arise within us that are overwhelming or difficult to cope with.
What is it you would say to Me? What is in your heart today? What would you like to unburden your heart from? Let Me take away any vestige of pain, any image of loss, any sense of being depressed. Something must weigh heavily on you in order for you to feel down.
Love is the reality. Love is the energy of Divineness.
Love is God. Love is the moment. The moment
is now, not the past which has gone
or the future which is yet to unfold.
I send out a call to arms, arms of love, that is. Everything is within your grasp, so you might as well hug it. Hug the globe of the world, and then spin it.
I am trying to light a fire under you. I am eager to have you cast off the lure of the past and take a chance on life.
1. Let Nagging Questions Go Unanswered: In stressful moments, listen to what life is trying to tell you about you instead of searching anxiously for familiar answers to make life feel “right” again.
I knew I had to do this. Over this last week, I haven’t really wanted to do it, but I thought it was going to come. When you’re experiencing grief, there’s this balancing act between not wanting to be reminded of your loss because it is too painful and finding that closure through ceremony and remembrance.
If A Dog Were Your Teacher !
You would learn stuff like…
When loved ones come home,
always run to greet them…
