PERFECTION?

I am getting a late start because I decided to get my dishes done first. I am fascinated watching the old world come apart; especially, the financial system. I don't think there will be the kind of crash that folks need to worry about. There are well meaning people, in the banking community, attuned to the light, that are ready to step in when the cabal loses its grip. The media has been trying to foment hysteria over the tragedy in France. It will backfire. It will bring people together rather than create divisiveness. Folks are becoming aware that these so-called terrorist attacks are orchestrated by factions of the cabal who are clinging to power. The people have had enough of it. We demand peace.

As things unfold I will be able to talk more about world conditions. For today I would like to expand on Wednesday's theme.

One of the most important things we need to let go of is our idea of who we should be. It is the rare individual who is entirely satisfied with who they are. That is a shame. Sure we have choices but generally not the ones we think we have. I was working as a therapist in a child guidance clinic many years ago, I was in my thirties, healthy I exercised and played sports. I said to a colleague, only half kidding, "I am going to try out for the Vikings [a professional football team]" He replied, "No matter how you tune up a Volkswagen it will never be a Cadillac." He wasn't insulting me. He was just making a clear observation. I didn't mean it in the first place and I enjoyed the interchange; I remembered, though.

We all carry, with us, some kind of ideal that we compare ourselves with. This is a piece of craziness we need to let go of. What ever our idea of being perfect is, it is an error. We don't know what perfect is. As long as we are in bodies, we won't know what perfect is. We are to love ourselves and love ourselves absolutely, warts and all.

We are constantly condemning ourselves for our errors. We cannot grow that way. We won't improve by judging ourselves. When we see, we made an error, we should acknowledge it to ourselves, make any necessary apologies and let it go. We don't need to bring it up to ourselves again.  Self-flagellation will never promote growth and is of no use to the world.

We are loved unconditionally by Source and, under our ego-facade, we are love. We intermesh perfectly with each other and even our errors are teachable moments. Making errors is not the most propitious way to teach others or ourselves; but, attacking ourselves for making them is idiotic. Most errors come from not loving ourselves; they generally erupt from an area where we are self-critical. The correction, therefore, cannot come from being more critical.

We are all on a path towards learning what great loving beings we are. Our separateness is an illusion, our judgements a mistake. We will make mistakes on our way back to Source. As long as we are in bodies we will do so. It is no big deal. Let all negative evaluation of self go and don't bring it back again. The world needs our love, now. We can't give what we don't have. Let us remember to love ourselves so we have more to give.

Love and Peace,  Gregg