"Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God." - Psalms 20:7
You're still holding on tightly in some places.
But as you read these words,
you're loosening your grip.
Easing off.
Sitting back.
Relaxing your shoulders.
Not just hearing me,
but hearing God, again.
His Sound,
the Name,
(y)our Rock.
Turn to this Love and none other.
Trust in Him and none other.
I Love you,
nik
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QUOTES
"God is so good to me that, in the silence, He speaks to my heart and teaches me, little by little, sometimes in tears, always with the cross, to detach myself from creatures, not to look for perfection except in Him." -St. Rafael Arnáiz
"Whenever you look, God is there. But is He a rock or a stone or a sun or a moon or a bone? No. His sound is there and His warnings are there. You can see Him. You can see His sound, His words, His speech. You can listen to the commandments given to the prophets, because they have not gone away. They are within us. We have come here to learn about the creations, about God's secret, and about God's grace. We are the form of light. There are six kinds of lives and we are the form of light. We have come here to learn the sirr, the secret connection between ourselves and His power, to study our Father and the story of where we were before. Within this body, within this show, there is much we must learn. We have come here to learn, not to dance on this dramatic stage or to watch show after show. We have come here to open and look within everything and see our Father. Each thing that we enjoy or feel sorrow about must be opened, and we must see God within. That is the lesson we have come to learn." -Bawa Muhaiyadeen
"Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God." - Psalms 20:7
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