Love Being the Language

"The truth of who you are does not come and go.

It is present before birth, throughout a lifetime, and after death."

Gangaji, THE DIAMOND IN YOUR POCKET

THE DIAMOND IN YOUR POCKET,  written by Gangaji, is a mind opening revelation.  Previously, my readings were assisting me to identify my wants, my needs, and my desires.  In this book by Gangaji, the words lead us into an understanding of ourselves other than physical.

As we age, we let go of attachments that prevent us from understanding the whole being.  Our views are less distorted by limiting beliefs or concepts.  The more time we spend in nature or meditation, we begin to develop a stronger self of identity.

As we understand the intention of our lessons, we are more aligned to our unfolding.  Our identity aligns with the theory of all being one.  I am one with spirit.  I am one with nature.  I am one with all things, places, and spirits. When we embrace this, we begin to live in oneness with love being our language.

 

Understanding the Story

"If you are willing to not label that suffering is bad, 

then you can be willing to simply see what the story is."

Gangaji

Even when we place our best foot forward, it does not mean we will avoid suffering and pain as both are laced throughout our lives.  When we live spiritually focused, we still stumble across challenges and dead ends.  Our story continues to unfold no matter how hard we try to excel.

The importance is learning from the story, not suppressing it, but opening our minds to translations.  We become side tracked when we attempt to separate the bad from the good.  We simply benefit by understanding the story being told.  We advance when we can determine the lesson.

Our minds like to think we have control over our story and our emotions create fear that we are our stories.  Reality offers us choices and benefits from multiple pauses to step back and experience the flow.  Perhaps, paying attention can advance us further than gesturing with random acts of doing.