The whole book is now for me like a living instrument that guides, explains, invites
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The whole book is now for me like a living instrument that guides, explains, invites
Whenever I pick up one of the books that Serge Benhayon has written, I am stopped in my tracks by one sentence or another. I read a passage each morning and most evenings. What stops me in my tracks is the invitation to ponder on what I read and it always, without fail, takes me to a deeper place within me; a place where I feel expanded and more at one with myself and the meaning of my life.
It's like my face has been slightly or significantly, (depending on how connected I am with myself), redirected back towards the sun, instead of looking into the shade.
When I first read The Way It Is, (or should I say, tried to read it), I was constantly re-reading to understand the meaning. I struggled through it in fits and starts, feeling at times the power of what was being communicated in one sentence, only to feel lost by the time I had finished the paragraph. Back I would go again to grasp what had eluded me.
I have re-read The Way It Is many times now and smile at how it was that I could not 'understand' or 'get' the flow of it. I wonder now where those grammatical errors were, as the whole book is now for me like a living instrument that guides, explains, invites and calls me to a deeper connection with self and humanity and beyond. One time I read the same passage for 3 weeks every day before I felt to move on to the next paragraph. The paragraph became like a touchstone for my life during those weeks.
Each of the books holds different opportunities for me to ponder and to realise the true possibilities for humanity that starts with my taking true responsibility for every part of my life ...
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