Sincerity

Sincerity: 

there's a sincerity now that was absent before, so subtle in it's arrival that it was all but unnoticed for some time. Forgiveness has become the ways and means through which I navigate life, continuous, an instant surrender to a heartfelt peace. It's how my life unfolds, happily so, as every grievance is laid aside, each resentment given to the alter of forgiveness, and judgments, at the very least, are recognized for exactly what they are. Of course these things still appear, and yes, they still maintain an ability to fight for my attention. But they no longer seem to overstay their welcome, and they spend much less time here with every visit. My practice feels more sincere because there's so little effort involved...surrendering to peace happens happens entirely on its own.

and I see now that it always been this way.

effortless.

natural.

forgiveness isn't a choice, not really, it's just the mind returning home from its wanderings, settled once more in the heart-place of the present moment. It's sincere. My practice, up to this point, was simply re-grooving a forgotten pathway. I'm home now, or mostly so, wandering less far...

and my return is always certain. 

~

Peace, Eric

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