Stories

Stories: 

we're all hero's in our own stories, or mostly so I believe, thinking of ourselves as underdogs who struggle against great odds and occasional enemies in order to achieve a sense of belonging in the world. Seldom, if ever, do we consider that we might be the villain in someone else's story - that we are the very obstacle that stands between them and their fulfillment. Of course it's a shifting cast, how we see others now might change throughout our story, someone viewed unworthy might now prove helpful, or a trusted ally falls from favor and shows, in our review at least, their true colors. 

and so it goes.

forever it seems.

yet here, arrives forgiveness,

transcending the story all together.

everyone of them.

forgiveness removes us from the shifting story, it promises us nothing but hero's, as every character is out to save us in their own particular way. What we see is that the world is based entirely on our perceptions and that we are the cause for every shifting pattern. No one is removed from this, everyone belongs on the stage of their creation. We have projected our cast and the role they'll play. But forgiveness sees straight through this, it doesn't limit anyone to a single scene, or typecast anyone within a role. It simply sees everything as a vast expansion of an ever present love that is meant to light the world. 

forgiveness is without judgement.

it's without stories.

and with this...

we're free.

no more stories told. 

~

Peace, Eric

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