Today’s sentence from A Course in Miracles:
“By not seeing you as you are, it can see itself as it wants to be.”
This one again makes me pause.
How often do we see another person through our own expectations, fears, stories, or judgments rather than allowing ourselves to truly see them?
And how often do we do the same thing to ourselves?
When I create an image of who someone should be, I am no longer meeting the person who is actually standing before me.
Perhaps true understanding begins with letting go of the image.
Not deciding who someone is.
Not deciding who I am.
Just becoming willing to see more clearly.
What might become possible if today we allowed ourselves and others to be seen as we truly are?
Open for discussion.