Innocence
Pulled for this week from Earth Magic by Steven D. Farmer
The light from the heavens falls upon the children through the rays of the sun that illuminate their presence like a spotlight. The little girl reaches out these bright beams, and these elements together portray an idyllic childhood activity for many of us who have had the privilege of exploring the natural world. The blanket of lush meadow grass embraces a small pond, which leads to a more distant valley-one that is darker and shrouded by the very clouds that also produce this remarkable play of light.
In their exploration of the world, its inevitable that these children will at some point lose their original innocence. It doesn't have to be a permanent loss, however. We don't need to live in constant fear in anticipation of such an event, nor do we have to reconcile the loss of that state of purity by constantly romanticizing the past and missing out on the present.
The wisdom and faith we've accrued from our life experiences are keys to recapturing that state of innocence. The light that will guide us through any dark passage is the light of Spirit from within that connects us Source. Finding our innocence once again, we become aware that is was never lost-just forgotten.
Love & Light,
In their exploration of the world, its inevitable that these children will at some point lose their original innocence. It doesn't have to be a permanent loss, however. We don't need to live in constant fear in anticipation of such an event, nor do we have to reconcile the loss of that state of purity by constantly romanticizing the past and missing out on the present.
The wisdom and faith we've accrued from our life experiences are keys to recapturing that state of innocence. The light that will guide us through any dark passage is the light of Spirit from within that connects us Source. Finding our innocence once again, we become aware that is was never lost-just forgotten.
Love & Light,
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