If you never turn your back to the Son, you don't see shadows.
What have you been seeing where only the Christ is?
What headlines have you been reading?
What friends have you been praying for?
What sicknesses have you been believing in?
What have you been fearing?
What shame have you been feeling?
Saint Padre Pio says, "Blessed is the crisis that made you grow,
the fall that made you gaze up to heaven,
the problem that made you look for God. "
That's the only reason why you have problems.
To make you stop and look.
To stop and feel.
I stop and hear,
and the hearing of that Silence turns into The Feeling.
And It's not a feeling that has an opposite.
It's not a feeling that comes and goes.
It stays.
And then I stay where He wants me.
You are where He wants you.
Look.
Beyond.
Appearances.
I Love you
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"Only 15 minutes, in the morning after waking up, sit in bed. Loosen your whole body, and realize that God is your own, God is within you. Just sit there for a few minutes."- Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
"We're one with Christ, we're one with eternity, we're one with consciousness... We've always been one with Christ. So when Christ says, "You have not chosen me, I have chosen you,"
in the ultimate that is true because there is only the Christ. There is only the Self, consciousness, reality. Everything is reality, everything is the Christ. So the Christ cannot help but choose you. For you are the only one. "I and my father are one. If you have seen me you have the seen the father. So in truth I have chosen you. There is only the one and I am is that. Do you follow this? The Christ as you say is the ultimate reality. The Christ of the universe. So the Christ has chosen everything, everybody. Everything is the Christ." -Robert Adams
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