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You are the Living Truth. But what really does that mean? And how do you actually find the truth you are to live? Divine Love Spirituality
Is it Spiritual Nonsense? Divine Love Spirituality – blog
You are the Living Truth. But what really does that mean? And how do you actually find the truth you are to live? Divine Love Spirituality
We do know it all, it’s all within us – contained within our soul. You are the Living Truth, only you don’t as yet know it. The truth within you – within your soul – needs to come out, and then you will SEE – that you can work it out for yourself.
And furthermore, we are the ONLY one who does know, someone else can’t know what we need. Someone else can only get to know us based on what we already know about ourselves – what we’re expressing of ourselves in life. Other people might be able to guess or imagine they know us, like so often so many parents do, then fail to give their child or the other person the freedom to speak for and freely express themselves, and reveal for themselves and everyone else just who and how they are, how they want to do things, and what they think and feel.
It’s in you – the truth – and only you can bring it out.
And how we bring it out is through our feelings. We might think we know things about ourselves with our mind, but when we actually take the time to speak about all we’re feeling and thinking often we surprise ourselves as to what actually comes out of our mouth, and often it’s different to what was in our mind.
Our feelings are the truth of ourselves, in that they are the truth of what we feel; and the more truth we can bring to light about ourselves the more other people can understand us. If you’re only relating superficially mind to mind then you can never really get to know yourself or the other person. It’s too limiting. If you are relating all with and through feelings, then you are endlessly getting to know yourself and the other person, because there are always more feelings containing truth to be expressed.
We are always growing in truth. Each new experience is loaded with the potential for us to uncover more truth about ourselves, other people and the world, nature, spirits, angels and God. And yet if we fail to embrace all the feelings in each experience, expressing them and seeking their truth, then we are missing out on the rich harvest of truth hidden within our feeling-experiences.
With your mind you might think you know what the experience was all about, and you feel right and good about that, so move on. However that is then the mind stepping in taking over and it can’t possibly know all the truth and understanding your feelings would give rise to. So we have to learn to leave our mind out of it whilst we stay focused on our feelings, looking to them to tell us how it really is for us, even if we think we know with our mind. Because our feelings will always have more to say, taking us deeper into ourselves than our mind will ever be able to do. Our feelings are closer to our soul than our mind – our soul being what we really are.
So when you give up looking ‘out there’ for what you think you need, coming back to your very own feelings and relying on them to show you the truth you need to see about yourself, then you are self-revealing and living true to how you should be, no longer needing everyone else to guide, show and lead you, you being able to do it all yourself.
