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RECOVERY - NOTES ON ENLIGHTENMENT INSPIRED BY THE FINDING GOD ON THE TRAIN STORY - QUEST FOR A POSITIVE, PERSONAL, AND CONTEMPLATIVE SPIRITUALITY

 

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STAGNATION - noun - the state of not

flowing or moving; lack of activity,

growth, or development.

 

I want to take a moment and reflect on recovery –

whether this recovery is physical, financial,

career-oriented, relational, spiritual, artistic,

creative – or just coming back when life knocks

the wind out of us, leaving us suffering and

looking up at a very menacing sky. 

 

In these times of loss and confusion, it is

quite logical to reflect on what is not

happening in our lives rather than

manifesting the desired result that would

alleviate the pain. I will let the note below

titled Recovery, provide some guidance

for returning to stasis – or equilibrium,

during these trying times.

 

RECOVERY

The constancy of purpose, established doing,

set in motion by positive intention is the

underpinning of successful recovery,

focused regeneration, the summoning

of oneness, wholeness, solid restoration

of what should be, what was meant to be,

what is complete and appropriate.

 

Within this conscious undertaking, doubt

and insincerity must be addressed and

reconfigured, recognized and released,

as to provide space for consistent, and

unequivocal clarity, space for a pristine

and viable conception, one solid and

tangible, one whole and convincing.

 

This act of returning to the origin

of our wholeness may call for

addressing the root causes of the

misconception; listen and respond

to these inner perturbations; use

empathy and heartfelt compassion,

offer amends and return to healthier,

worthier living going forward,

thus, healing wounds, forgiving all

concerned, summoning, united,

the return to stasis.

NOE G. 6.30.2016

 

WITH LOVE, G.

 

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LET GOD BE YOUR GUIDE

Relax and trust in God to prepare the way –

to bring you to your greater good –

to smooth away any fears or doubts

and replace them with feelings of trust,

faith, and positive expectations.

 

Release, letting your belief in the grace

of God fill you with confidence and clarity –

to provide you with all the courage

you need to proceed toward a more

perfect life, full of continual health,

prosperity, and happiness.

 

Let go and let God be your guide,

your caregiver, your anchor.

clearing your mind and empowering

you to move forward with complete

composure and calm.

AT BY G. 1.30.2012

 

WITH LOVE, G.

 

 

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THORNS STUCK IN TENDER PLACES

Let us listen to our own Soul’s roar,

forcing us to peer from inside out

and outside in, to familiarize ourselves

with the thorns stuck in tender places,

capturing our failing attention even

as we proceed on as if nothing hurts.

 

Let us recognize this veil of confusion instead,

as our distinctive vision blurs, and as such,

forcing our sight to focus on what we truly

are and deserve to be, not pawns but kings

on a sacred mission to regain our paradise lost.

 

Let us take this reclamation, without the taunt

of self–negation or abasement; forcing our

will only when our rationale argument fails

to deliver, fully ready to shed our worn

appearance and adorn ourselves with truth,

welcoming our noble transformation.

AT G. 12.16.2013

 

WITH LOVE, G.