In these my later years, I have let go of a great deal of my self-imposed standards...I found all they did was keep my sense of inferior superiority alive and kicking my butt daily. I do, however, hold close two sentences that ensure my peace:
- Most important was the discovery that spiritual principles could solve all of my problems.
- Just try not to be as nasty as you want to be.
I'm convinced I'm my authentic self when I consciously rely on those two sentences. The majority of the time (sometimes 51%, sometimes a tish more) I put the welfare of another before my concern for my own self...which is surprisingly calming.
I can believe I am being my authentic self, that infinite iota of God within me, because even with my rag-a-muffin self nattering with a better idea, I rely on spiritual principles. They can and do help me not be as nasty as I want to be.
Thank you.
I can believe I am being my authentic self, that infinite iota of God within me, because even with my rag-a-muffin self nattering with a better idea, I rely on spiritual principles. They can and do help me not be as nasty as I want to be.
Thank you.
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