Whole
Are you less than whole? My guess is most would say yes.
There seems to be an empty space in most of us that wants to be filled. The truth is that space wants to be noticed.
We treat this space as emptiness when, in fact, it’s wholeness.
The conundrum is we want to fill it up when it’s already full.
Wholeness sends you signals that get misinterpreted. You begin to think you are missing something and go on a trek to find the Holy Grail out there somewhere.
The thinking goes like this: “When I find whatever I am looking for, the emptiness will go away.”
The trap is that your discovery temporarily completes you on a conscious level and you feel full. It’s much like eating Chinese food, an hour later you want more.
The internal knocking you sense is asking you to come inside and discover that you are whole rather than empty. Staying on the surface has you chase one empty lead after another.
We never become less. We only believe we do. Our natural state is wholeness.
Discovering wholeness changes our concept of emptiness. Emptiness is now recognized as a natural space in the ebb and flow of life that wholeness easily fills.
Discovering wholeness ends the wild goose chase that our concept of “less than” leads us on.
The choice is yours. You can continue to fill up on empty calories and stay hungry, or you can discover the natural nourishment of whole foods.
It’s the difference between artificial and real, and you can taste the difference.
All the best,
John
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