The waning moon teaching 'Live Truth' reveals that inner knowing
illuminates the difference between wants and needs. In living Truth in our life, we learn to discern ego from soul.
Egos are not capable
of sorting out what are wants and what are needs.
Only the soul can do that.
The source of our
deep inner knowing is our soul.
Only the soul would
know that what the little girl really needed was a pair of glitter-covered red
mary janes. It wasn't just a whim. It was her symbol for courage so she could read her poem in front of class. The ego would say she was
showing off, or how much better it made her look than the other girls, or that it wasn't something her parents' could afford. But the soul persisted. Her soul wore those red shoes long after her
physical feet had outgrown them. Years later, in a courtroom they were with her
when she spoke clearly, wisely and forcefully on behalf of her client. The soul knew she needed those red
shoes.
Sometimes what the
soul knows surprises us.
The Grace of the
childhood smorgasbord Sara wrote about in yesterday's blog is a
smorgasbord where wants and needs are served together, each complimentary to
the other.
Not either or, not
excess, or gluttony, but generous portions, yet always the right size. That is the way it is with Grace. That is the way we give meaning to Living Our Truth.
Self Reflection: How can I find this
Grace again and feast at her smorgasbord more often.
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