I surrender to the eternal presence which illuminates us all, and promise to keep the light on for those who struggle to step out of their own shadows.
14 responses to “Our Father, who art in heaven…”
God and God’s will are one, I and my will are two.
Last night my cat joined my session with Keshav. He followed me up to my seat and I said, “he’s attracted to the energy”. Keshav replied, “He’s already resting in that space.” This was a profound reminder that the space we look for is truly all around us. The Joe in me wants to personalize the moment which inevitably causes agitation. As I sit outside in this moment the rhythm of the universe feels smooth. I am responsible for my capacity to let go into the flow that is already here.
When I step out of the light and recognize that I am in darkness I go to that place of love in my heart and love emanates everywhere. It’s how I actually connect while living in separation due to social distancing!
It is ok not to feel ok. What you resist, persists. So try to open to not sleeping. Open to fear and remember that peace is always here. It never leaves you. If you just let the thoughts pass through without attaching to them, if you stop fighting the fear, perhaps you will get a glimpse of what is always here. Stay here in this moment. You are always safe at home. If the fear comes back, it reminds you to return awareness.
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