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Lesson 6 Introduction To Divine Romance
Lesson 6 Introduction To Divine Romance
ascension
introductory course
Lesson 6:
Introduction to Divine Romance
Lesson 6:
Introduction to Divine Romance
When you do this, when you completely let it go, you enter
into the world of Divine Romance. The inner world. In the
inner world you interact with feelings and vibration. For
those who are deeply attached to the material world, the
inner world may at first appear rather boring. You close your
eyes to shut out material sight and you open the inner eyes
of awareness of feelings, and all you see with your physical
eyes is nothing. For many, all you will feel is something you
would rather not feel. We urge you, feel the feeling anyway.
And when you do, instead of falling into a slumber, you will
begin to awaken from the dream.
Lesson 6:
Introduction to Divine Romance
And what other way is there? Do you think you can attain a
spiritual romance and enter into eternity through
persistently reminding your Twin Flame person of what you
want from them? Do you think that eventually they will
come around and *finally* wake up to the story you've been
telling them? No. No they're not going to. No they're not
going to change their mind about the story you're telling.
You need to tell a different story. Your story is no different
than the story of any other person in some degree of
separation. You are no better than any other for you are
still experiencing separation, and if you desire to escape
the chains that bind you and keep you apart, listen
carefully.
Lesson 6:
Introduction to Divine Romance
You will give all kinds of excuses and reasons for "not yet"
that seem to be meaningful and important and final, and
yet the only reason for you to say "not yet" is that you wish
to keep your love at bay for just a little while longer.
lesson 6 exercise
Take a moment to let everything go. As you let it all go, let
everything else go. Let go of the future and the past. Let go
of all that you just experienced. Take a few pure, deep
breaths, feeling the pleasure and ecstasy of breathing. How
is it that the mere act of breathing can feel so good? How
is it that the subtlety of that good feeling is so persistent
and present when you merely choose to be aware of it?