Still Wrapped
“But I don’t
look like a sun,”
a young star
still wrapped in swaddling
veils said.
To which I
replied,
“But you will,
my dear.
You will, my
sweetheart.
So don’t worry.
Don’t fret.”
Love often includes belief in
another – their goals, passions, and dreams for their life. I think girls often
fret about if their love is real, or real enough. They want to feel secure and
this translates into worrying because a man might express his love differently
than a woman would. I am not a skilled authority on what makes a relationship
meaningful, or when it is appropriate to worry. I would, however, like to
impart a lesson from the Hindu philosophy of Vedanta. This school of thought
believes that there are only two “symptoms” of enlightenment, indications that
you are transforming towards a higher consciousness. The
first symptom is that you stop worrying, things other people say don’t bother
you anymore. You become light-hearted and full of joy. The second symptom is
that you encounter more and more meaningful coincidences in your life, more and
more synchronicities. This accelerates to the point where you believe in the
miraculous. So stop worrying, begin to believe that you are a sun. Now go and
let others come to you for light.
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