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Personal Truth Versus Universal
Truth
by Susan Helene Kramer
A very
conscious person might get close to the concept of Universal Truth. But, in the
meantime we walk up a rocky mountain road, stumbling, getting up, moving
forward until the ground is smooth, and the view clear and limitless in all
directions.
Each of us
lives our personal truth until we reach that mountain summit and see the
clarity that floats over every circumstance in life. While we're still down in
the valley making our way up the mountain of life events, there may be clouds
obstructing our view, that keep us from seeing the Universal Truth ahead of us
at the summit.
Universal
Truth is always present in our Highest Self. It is not outside our self. When
we listen to our voice of conscience, the Holy Spirit sound within, we clear
away the obstacles, the stumbling blocks hiding the full clear view of the
mountain top within each of us – the highest peak of our being, the place of our
highest consciousness that produces our actions serving the highest good of the
moment.
Meditation
is a way to clear the debris from our mind that is hiding the Universal Truth.
Spending quiet time listening to the inner sound, the voice of the Infinite
Spirit pervading everything, leads us on the straightest path to our experience
of Light, Love, Truth without boundaries, including all in its warmth,
excluding none.
Straight to the summit
Of experience
When clarity's perceived
Inside and out.
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Article
copyright © 2017 Susan Helene Kramer; photo
credit of Mt. Shasta, California by Stan Schaap |
Paperbacks or EBooks:
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Teens and Adults – book or ebook
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for adults
A meditation and yoga practitioner since 1976, Susan writes
on practical spirituality, family and social issues, and dance. Her instructional
books are listed at her web site – http://www.susankramer.com/books.html
Email:
susan@susankramer.com