"Tell me a story..."
This is from "Tell me a story..."
- We contemplate on who we have become by looking back to our past interactions. There are moments and blocks of experiences that are filed in the consciousness of time frames that are revealed by associations and triggers.
- The ability to forget about the painful experiences and move forward is compassion for self. Learning from pain can bring rewards of growth. Associations with any pain or memories is lack of forgiveness.
- The importance of living a full and deep life with self or others is to think very deep with self understanding and surrendering to a greater source of light that changes the pain into joy.
- For example, in all relationships between humans, the basic needs are to be accepted for true self and not the illusion of self. Thus the illusion of self is the outer world that pulls on the inner world of truth to twist it into nothing.
- Therefore the wise heart of contemplative form knows the integrity of truth as the soul is the reminder of a human's true self.