Faithfulness

Faithfulness: 

even more so than trust, perhaps faithfulness poses a challenge, to truly know that God's will is love and is playing as a gentle note beneath all conditions - my thoughts still rebel at such a notion. Yet the key to faithfulness is in seeing beneath the surface to a world that doesn't play to the theme of the ego's creation, existing in its primordial innocence. My own faith is increasing through the years, I'm more comfortable in stillness now, allowing the first rushing thoughts of ego to diminish and then seeing my innocence quietly return. I suspect that this will deepen further still, life, and age, will present challenges that seem harsh, ego will prove resilient and crowd my thoughts once more. But this little faith now, so gentle and assuring, will grow stronger as well, larger, and continue to show me a more loving world. Faithfulness is only asking me to look deeper, past the surface, and then trusting what is found.

...and so I do.

a little more each day.

~

I love you, Eric 

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No Hurry

No hurry: 

I'm asked to surrender everything, with nothing small held back to cherish, but with my entire life given completely to the will of the Holy Spirit. This is the direction I'm drawn to, or really I should say directionless, as the more I'm willing to surrender, the less focused attention that's called for, there's a greater trust involved here now. Of course I haven't fully committed to this call, I've held back, and with no small amount of fear involved. There's so much I don't want to let go of, a last, yet powerful, grasp of all that the ego treasures. 

but I'm not asked to hurry.

just to trust.

and really, all that's ever truly surrendered...is fear.

with only love remaining behind.

~

I love you, Eric

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