Finally;
from this point on I will step back and let the Holy Spirit lead the way. Of course I've made this declaration countless times since my first encounter with this lesson from A Course in Miracles, and with equal sincerity every time. This morning, early and before the sun even hints at rising, I consider the lesson once more - there's no declaration made, it doesn't come to me as another grand announcement. It's much softer now, more of a grace than any sense of an achievement. I no longer wish to be in charge. I'm tired of my own self-created mess.
I will step back and let Him lead the way.
and not in resignation,
but relief.
being grateful to finally relinquish the role of leading the way.
it's time.
I love you, Eric
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1 comment:
I enter that relief with you, and recall the passage in the text about learning to decide with the Holy Spirit, that all decisions become as 'easy and as right as breathing' and we know we are lead as gently as if we were 'being carried down a quiet path in summer.'
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