The Sacred, Ancient Art of Blessing, Part III
This is part III of a four part blog. Please see my last blog entry on October 18 for part II.
As well, when something goes wrong in your day and some unexpected event ruins your plans, you, too, can remember to burst into a blessing. For life is teaching you a lesson, and the very event you wish had not occurred, you yourself asked for in order to learn the lesson you wanted to learn. Challenges are blessings in disguise, and only good follows in their path. As you learn to embrace and bless it all; it reveals its gold to you.
Also, to bless is to recognize the universal beauty and goodness which is ever present for those who "have the eyes to see”; it activates the law of attraction which brings into your life exactly what you need to experience and enjoy.
By blessing another, you are acknowledging the good within them. You are seeing them with the eyes and heart of God/Goddess. You are seeing their essential nature and not just the surface.
So, when you see a person in shackles, whether they are physical shackles or mental ones, bless them for their unawareness and wish them their freedom, kindness, and forgiveness and a pardon from their ignorance; for one can only be imprisoned by one's image of oneself. For we alone create the iron bars that imprison us when we harden our hearts and stop trusting in and seeing the goodness or “god”ness in each other and in all of our experiences.
It is only he/she who is free of judgments who can bless another and see the light in themselves and in others.
This is part III of a four part blog. Please see my next blog entry on October 25 for part IV.