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The Path © 1998 by: Cirse Windom
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Responsiveness ~ giving receiving sharing |
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seeker realized that, because of the strength of his light, he had become a beacon for lightless wanderers .
and because seeker had gained such familiarity with his light, he sought to share with seeking others his knowledge, so that they may find and better understand the source of their faith within.
seeker perceived that because he was able in response to seeking others, he had no other honorable option than to respond.
‘this...’ seeker thought, ‘must be of the nature of the sense of responsibility.’
seeker maintained an awareness, however, of the nature of love and nurtured the concept of sharing, as well as mutual self responsibility.
although a great many wanderers, who were attracted to seeker’s light, sought ‘answers’ to every kind of ‘question’, most inquirers in one way or another hinted at the purpose of existence.
seeker knew that such ‘answers’ had to be sought from within. couldn’t be borrowed, or even given.
and although seeker had discovered that his meaning of life was to live life meaningfully.... seeker realized every wanderer was inherently assigned the duty and responsibility of discovering what constituted meaningfulness for them selves.
seeker had found that contentment, peace and happiness were subjective values ~ and what generated them could be different for each traveler.
he felt, however, that seeking external appraisal could frustrate true recognition of not only what such factors may be, but could also frustrate recognition of an individual’s true response toward them ~ frustrate recognition of true contentment, peace and happiness within.
seeker believed that there were no wastes of time, only wastes of potential, and encouraged each inquisitive wanderer to pursue their own unique and essential potential.... in whatever task or situation they may find them selves subjected.
in this, they would guide their destiny, find their meaning ~ each lesson awaiting their attention, their awareness, their participation.
wanderers who truly desired to nurture faith within them selves eventually departed from seeker’s side, constituting their own group and sense of belonging ~ understanding that to love, is to accept another so that they may, without fear of judgment or rejection, become strong in them selves ~ not dependent upon some external source of affirmation....
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forth....
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