Spirit Love

True Spirit love is non controlling and non dominating.  It allows another to grow and develop as they are designed to without interference or judgment.  It allows another to search and discover their answers.  True Spirit love understands it cannot know what is best for another.  Patience, compassion, and supportive council are its trade marks.  True Spirit love recognizes people and things enter and exit our journey at their assigned time for each ones benefit and to realize these benefits must not interfere through ownership lest each one miss the opportunity for growth.  True Spirit love recognizes the danger in allowing Ego based love to attach itself, bringing with it the necessity to label, compartmentalize and identify with, through its controlling nature.  Ego based love will in the end destroy that which it seeks to save.

True Spirit love is natural and easy without the myriad of highly emotional traits of Ego based love.  True Spirit love understands the ways of Ego and is able to guide them for the benefit of all.

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Illusion

What is this desire to attach our self to things?

To say I am this, or say I am that?

Why is it we feel the need to own—to control things?

To say this belongs to me, or you belong to me?

Why must we manipulate, compartmentalize and label?

To say this must go here, and you must go there?

Why do we linger and hold our self back?

What is this magnetism we have with the past?

What is this craving for gossip, the insatiable need for drama?

To meddle where we don’t belong?

Why can’t we see the prison we’re in?

The walls we are building, the limitations we set?

Ego demands identity—Spirit is free.

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Limiting Labels Limits

Labels, whether self imposed or programmed by memetic or genetic beliefs, set boundaries by which we define ourselves. These boundaries are like chains that imprison us giving us excuses why we can’t experience all that we desire in our physical life.

Spend time this week discovering the different labels you place on yourself. Where did they come from? Why have you accepted them as truth? How are they limiting? How might you discard these out-dated limiting labels, allowing you to move forward toward all you deserve out of life?

The famous Dutch theologian Soren Kierkegaard said; “Once you label me you negate me.”

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