23 August

What to make of memories, and how to keep perspective on occurrences of the past? Remembering the good times, exaggerated well, and blotting out those aspects which caused pain—this is not the best use of one’s heart and mind.

Understanding circumstances as they arise, and dealing with the issues then and there, is the ideal way to live one’s life, such that a balanced view can harmonise, and one can remain the observer of history, with neither good nor bad the memory.

And the only way to attain this state of tranquility is to cleanse oneself and heal one’s past completely. There are no short cuts, and difficult is the journey, but ultimately rewarding beyond imagination.

And eventually one becomes a vessel clear, empty of the nuances which caused such conflict year after year. And then, reflected in one’s eyes, will the new light of dawn arise to guide one on the path of enlightenment to live in peace and joy, of accomplishment profound, creative in every aspect of a long and healthy life, to fulfil one’s destiny without delay.

So, if you so desire to wipe clean the slate, and understand your pain, be free of the ghosts of old, and make the most of now, then take the journey of a lifetime, lighten the load, unburden yourself of all the baggage you would otherwise hold. And if you free yourself in this physical sense, incredibly you will make way for a spiritual revelation, an understanding of your hidden state of grace.