In a world of duality such as yours, everything is relative.
You may think you are the greatest at what you do – – the fastest runner, the best
singer, the most creative cook, and then along comes someone with whom to compare
yourself. Why do you do this, always
comparing yourself? Because this is how you were taught to judge. You compare all others against yourself and
then you put the icing on the cake by judging the others and yourself as good
or bad.
You may think you are the greatest at what you do – – the fastest runner, the best
singer, the most creative cook, and then along comes someone with whom to compare
yourself. Why do you do this, always
comparing yourself? Because this is how you were taught to judge. You compare all others against yourself and
then you put the icing on the cake by judging the others and yourself as good
or bad.
What if instead of judging you were to simply appreciate and
celebrate what is? In a world of duality it is difficult to move away from judging
even yourself against how you were in the past.
Now do you see the importance of being in the now? Duality takes you away from your center. So how do you find peace and appreciate who you
are and All That Is right now? Come back
to the center. Be here now. Take a deep breath. Rise above the duality and simply observe
what is. From the center, we assure you,
it is all Go(o)d.
celebrate what is? In a world of duality it is difficult to move away from judging
even yourself against how you were in the past.
Now do you see the importance of being in the now? Duality takes you away from your center. So how do you find peace and appreciate who you
are and All That Is right now? Come back
to the center. Be here now. Take a deep breath. Rise above the duality and simply observe
what is. From the center, we assure you,
it is all Go(o)d.