Thursday, May 20, 2004

Know Yourself 

Know Who You Are
Know where You Are
Know Whose You Are

Know Yourself.
To Thine Own Self be true.
To know You is to Love You.

How can you be what you do not remember?
How can you love what you do not know?
How can you do what you have not named.
How can you have what you have not claimed?

Aimless meandering leads no where.
A mind left unfocused will collect useless thoughts.
A life left dormant creates nothing.

You will know your choices by your activities and accomplishments.
Have you looked at your life?
Have you viewed you whole life?
You can see who you are by what you have done.
You can see your values by how you spend your time, energy and money.
You can observe what matters to you by what your think and feel and do.

How do you believe you are seen by others who know you well.
How do you see yourself right now?
If you like, appreciate, enjoy and feel blessed, keep on going.
If you dislike, criticize and feel ashamed, stop and look deeply at the choices you have made.
Acknowledge the choices you have avoided, judged, feared and criticized.
Make a decision to make better choices.
Make a decision to look to those you trust.
Look to the spirituality or moral leadership you trust.
Make the choice to look to the wise people you trust.
Make a decision to go within to the spiritual guidance you trust.
Each of us must come to crossroads in our lives where we choose to live or lose our choice.
We are all free..free to choose or not, to live or not, to be or not, to give or not, to learn or not.
We are responsible for our choices.

I am choosing never-ending and constant awareness, forgiveness, letting go, renewal of Spirit, being a Gift of Love, creating what is good and whole and beautiful, being happy and being truly helpful, building partnerships and teamwork, co-creating the space of freedom and trust where Love is remembered and wholeness restored.

Join me, please.
Our world needs us to fully and freely choose to Be All We Are right Now and Now and Now and Now!

Loving You,
Betty Lue