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Our private self resides deep within our mind. It
is a place we keep to ourselves and don’t share for good reasons. It is a bare
canvas where we can explore our thoughts and ideas that might work for us in
daily life.
For example, a painter uses a primed canvas to draw sketches, which are hidden
by the final coat of paint.
Because others don’t see behind
our worldly masks and covers they may be surprised by what motivates our
actions.
If we didn’t have this privacy about ideas we were mulling over, we
would not have important free space to work out our additions, subtractions,
refinements.
We know the expression: “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” This is
true for everyone. What is going on deep in our private area of mind is our
personal property, probably known only to our Creator-Sustainer.
Guidance of the Holy Spirit
It is in this private area of our mind that we can relax in communion
with the voice of God, the Holy Spirit, the inner vibration heard as a subtle
rushing stream under the crown of our head. It is where we receive inspirations
that motivate us to live for the higher good.
In communion with the Holy Spirit we can set aside problems for a while,
can even turn over knotty situations to the Holy Spirit and ask for solutions.
In communion with the Holy
Spirit
Our body feels rested
Our mind calm
And solutions arise in our
everyday mind.
Take
time to expand your thoughts and ideas in your private place in mind. Then
bring out the best and apply to living. With the addition of inspiration from
the Holy Spirit the best results are bound to transpire.
Gentle Yoga and
Meditation - book or ebook for adults
Yoga for All Kids - book
or ebook
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Deeper Self, Our Private Self copyright © 2021 Susan Kramer; digital
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