My Reminder

My reminder: 

and I was asked to consider my own innocence, that there was a hidden quality of my true nature that was not just long ignored, but was actually beyond my present state of comprehension. Perhaps that was my first confrontation with A Course in Miracles and it felt almost like a blunt object of defiance to every self-belief that I held about myself. I certainly didn't feel innocent. Yet all the Course ever asks for is just a little willing to consider that this might be so, to investigate through those gentle considerations that it offers. The only real confrontation here was my own self doubt. Happily, I have touched upon an inner truth that shines bright beyond those dark beliefs. 

I've returned to innocence.

repeatedly...as it's still so often forgotten.

of course this little willing extends now to you.

to everyone.

I am asked to consider the innocence of each person I encounter, challenging my ego's initial consideration with a deeper and sustained investigation. That's the nature of true forgiveness, zen like in it's inquiry, a contemplation of what's shared between us.

that's how I remember my innocence.

you,

are my reminder.

~

I love you, Eric

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