WE ARE THE WORK OF THE LORD

I see more deeply this morning that if it be true that what we see is always ourselves (from "The Lazy Man's Guide to Enlightenment"), then the three so-called-by-me banes in my life are each one me. 

Then I read my Rohr meditation, and there, first thing, is the quote: All of us, gazing with unveiled face on the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image that we reflect. This is the work of the Lord who is Spirit. —2 Corinthians 3:18

Seems to me that between the Guide and God, I'm being told the same thing: What we look on with disfavor transforms us into the same image we judge; what we look on through the glory of the Lord transforms us into the same image we adore. 

Why ever, accepting that for true, would I not hold Gertrude 1 as my spiritual initiation angel, Gertrude 2 as my friend through thick, thin and thinner angel, and Gertrude 3 as my peripheral irritant angel? 

They are all angels in disguise, and only my ego-victory Lucy can stay my peace with each... and, for that matter, with all others who scratch my veneer of peace, love and joy. 

This is the work of the Lord who is Spirit. 

Thank you.