Romans 4:1-8; Luke 12:1-7
Daily meditation and reflection become powerful inspirations that teach us to become real about who we are—by being truthful.
We have learned much from our culture about being someone else. Someone who pretends to be what he or she isn’t. Someone who thrives on making a good appearance and masking what he doesn’t want others to see.
It is our daily struggle to be truly who really we are. It is our daily struggle to be out of worldly personal advertising.
Sincerity is not only towards others; it must start from the “self.” Our daily struggle to give birth to our genuine images each day invites us to ask for daily grace/blessing.
The writing of Rainer Maria Rilke touches deeply:
You must give birth to your images. They are the future waiting to be born… Fear not the strangeness you feel. The future must enter you long before it happens… Just wait for the birth… for the hour of clarity.
The good news is, God’s light tumbles our pride and exposes our darkness! Amen
DR. Rony Kusnadi, Notable Life Counseling Services LLC
https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/445711
Human consciousness was created to the end that it may (1) recognize its descent from a higher unity, (2) pay due regard to this Source, (3) execute its commands intelligently and responsibly, and (4) thereby afford the psyche as a whole the optimum degree of life and development.
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