respect
respect fear?
the blind spot,
that cannot see,
and so hesitates,
a faltering footstep?
Yes, respect the blind one.
What are you expecting of one who cannot see,
whose mind is in a darkened tunnel?
Only your kindness,
your kind voice, is invited.
Attack and criticism are not just.
You try covering your eyes
and maneuvering this world.
The blind cannot see what
they cannot see.
Nor can you!
We all are blind to whatever
we've hidden from ourselves.
It's not easy to respect our self
with that hiddenness,
that blindness in our own pocket.
Delirium.
Kindness is the call.
Respect, for all of us
as we walk the world
with partial vision.
Can I take the log
out of my own eye?
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- Joy Schultz
- I have been a student of A Course in Miracles since 1986. It has helped me tremendously to be a happier person by helping me change my perception of everything. I have found writing to be very helpful in the process of practicing, experiencing, and living the ideas in the Course. In 2006 I started sharing inspiration from the Course with a friend. Now it is a joy to share it with everyone. In 2009, The Work of Byron Katie found me at a woman's group. The Work is a way to identify and question your stressfuI beliefs. I dove right in and in April 2013 became a Certified Facilitator of The Work of Byron Katie. I work with people privately and offer online classes. Please visit www.joyofthework.com for more information. I also still occasionally lead the 11am Sunday Gathering at the Rocky Mountain Miracles Center in Denver. For more information http://www.miraclescenter.org/
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