25 April

There is no greater risk in life than that of failed attempt to be the all one came to be, to shy from efforts made at will, to hide in shadows long and dark, and deny one’s growth, one’s destiny.

And if one understands the magnitude of this statement well, then there are no mistakes that would yield a greater sorrow felt. And all that comes your way this life is then meant to be, to aid you on your journey into light, to be so free.

And, with this in mind, one can climb the tallest mount, and fathom courage deep within, and bring it up and out. Know, at heart, that you are thus a child of universal flair. Feel it in your very core, breathe it in the cold, clear air. Welcome rays of sun, the only comfort you will need along the golden path to victory, a fight well fought at length.

You will stand before your better self and know it so, that you have indeed succeeded in tackling, with mighty show, the issues in your life which would have kept you mild. And you will now exhibit a face of beauty, bold and true, graceful in its movement and expression of a hue, gentle and at once confronting in the greater plan. And this will serve its purpose well to indicate of wider span just what is meant by reality, and how we mortals can become a timeless wonder and contribute to the greater whole, long into the voidless void, the space unknown.

So take a risk and be yourself, and worry not at all. Do today what you have always dreamed you could, but dared not; have gall.