Have you ever felt like you’ve finally got it. The “it” I’m referring to, of course, is
understanding truth principles as taught in Unity. I’ve been told that some just “get it” right
away while others may take months or even years to completely understand,
embrace, and live them.
For me, the path
has been years long. As a result I
consider myself one of the “worker bees” of Truth. As a result, there are layers of lessons that
make up my spiritual understanding. (Think
of a very large ball of yarn.) There are
even days I feel fairly evolved spiritually.
However, being the very human person I am, in spite of understanding that
my spirit is whole, perfect, and complete, there are days in which my humanness
is made abundantly clear to me and I am blessed with yet one more lesson to learn.
My point is this:
regardless of how long I or anyone has been on the spiritual path, we
are never done.
Life as a human on this
planet is an on-going lesson, one in which we are ever evolving and growing,
and, from all I’ve been able to figure out, the lessons never end. It’s what we do with the lessons-- whether we recognize them and accept them as
blessings rather than curses--that make the difference.
Do you go with the flow or fight the current of life?
Sound easy or challenging?
Just a thought.
-- Kaye Morgan for Unity of Charlotte
Following is a quote by Ram Das . . .
“My entire life is my path, and this is true
for every experience I have … All of our experience, high and low is the
curriculum, and it is exquisite. I invite
you to join me in matriculating.”
