By Meg Coyle Irsay
Like all relationships it takes time to build, and it takes time to dismantle resentment.
It takes time to learn just how denial works and it takes time to learn to correct it.
It takes what It takes to learn how to learn to see that sight is not vision. Sight is too narrow to hold a full understanding for the broadest context of Vision. Vision provides a perspective that lies in the truth of what is essential. Bitterness, anger and frustration will tell us when we are out of integrity. And it is time well spent to learn all we have lent to strategies unable to support real relationship.Real understanding of restoring real balance is not essentially difficult, and consistently practicing the awareness and trust required to enter the fire is not often easy.
At first, to say the least, it’s awkward.
There are stomach aches and heart breaks, and second takes and if you choose to see there are these lucky breaks in the armor of the mind set that keeps us locked in old patterns.
When we get out of the way and let forgiveness have say we make the luck that breaks a clean hole in the bad dream of impossible. The miracle of fresh eyes creates an opening in the misguided and well practiced fantasy that we could, in any way, at any time, under any circumstances, be disconnected from anything. This clean hole created from freeing old thinking is all that trust requires to cut through old desire and begin the work of allowing new eyes to see through the lies that conditioned tradition has clung to.
Each and one and every time we trust what is and take our time, we find the patience to wait and see the actual workings of reality. When we do the sound of our opening heart is the only invitation the garden needs to spring and summer and fall with faith, into the winter of our rebirth.
When we accept this day and all it has come to say about seeding and feeding and needing together, our garden will grow through what our hearts know in every kind of weather.
Contributed by Meg Coyle Irsay
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