As I look on and feel into what is happening in the world, I wonder, what is mine to do? The first thing that comes to mind is of course, is to be a contributor of love to the great collective consciousness that surrounds our planet of which we are all part.
Is Love enough? That’s the perennial question that comes up for me over and over again. I have made a commitment to be a centre of Divine Love and Compassion and I am being sorely tested I must admit as I find myself in the same situation we are all facing, looking out at what is happening in the world and wondering, what can I do?
The bottom line is that Love needs to be an essential aspect of whatever I choose to do on the physical plane, and it is also what needs to be present as I look at where I really am internally as well. Am I being kind, compassionate and caring with everyone, including myself or have I decided that some parts of me and/or some people are not worthy of being loved? As I was pondering this today, I realized there were segments of the population that I have not really been acknowledging or being compassionate toward even though I was also not hating them or feeling afraid of them. They were simply not in my field of awareness, and I realized it was reflecting a part of me that I tend to dismiss and not give much thought to as well. Time for a little course correction.
For me this is an all or nothing kind of game. I can’t love some and not others and say I am committed to being a radiant centre of Divine Love and Compassion. The Love of which I speak comes from a place far beyond the physical plane or even the mental plane, it is from the core of Being itself and my job is to remove any obstacles within myself to its full expression in the world. Tall order without a doubt, but then what else have I got to do that is more important? I suspect it will take a lifetime to fulfill and probably more and that’s ok, it’s the stream I choose to swim in none the less along with all the others who are choosing to be contributors of Love to the energy of the world.
Namaste
The image is from a place I love, Unity Village, Missouri
