Date:   6/13/2006 4:16:38 PM ( 18 y ago)
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URL:   http://www.curezone.org/blogs/c/fm.asp?i=996652

There is no story. . I found this writing on the Course in Miracles website about two months ago. I witness the resurrection energy around me in nature, in those I love, as we all struggle to be free of bodily restraints. . .and especially for our beloved, who is now free to be a shining light for us to aspire to.
What's true for me? . .well, I've travelled almost every path to truth by way of religion. . .now I purposely look for truth in the eyes of those I love who are near and simply willing to be present in responding to truth, love, and beauty. I'm tired of the ceaseless searching far and wide. I take what I get each and every day and I am quite thankful for the richness that fills my cup. It is enough. I am enough, You are enough. . .we could never be lacking in anything that goodness provides. . .
Yes, Harpo lived an extreme. Father Everett,my priest bestfriend, also lives at an extreme. These are the lives that depict truths that would be hard for us to live. . .but they do it out of a love of Christ and a willingness to serve, while negating their own humaness. . .need to be loved, desired, fed, cradled. . .maybe they don't need it as much as we do. However, no one loved love as much as Harpo did. . .but his need was more for "mothering". . .meaningless sex had no place for him. He loved with all his heart and chose the love he wanted most. . .christlove was his only desire.

m m

PS. . .speaking of patriarchal BS. . .I've come to believe that it was Mary Magdalene who wrote the book of John. . .and it was she who was the most beloved disciple. . .You will always find that Christian theology covers the threads leading to Mary's true role as the beloved of Jesus. John was close, of course, but it was Mary who carried the spirit of jesuslove to it's credible infusion with the heartseed. . .it takes a man and a woman to create love of this magnitude. . .what do you think?


 

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