Heavenletters

Let go of reasons. They tally too much. If you must have reasons, just think of reasons for happiness instead of against. Objections are easy to make. They are tempting to make.
 
Beloveds, you don't need reasons pro or con. You need to let go of reasons. When you let go of them, you will have your heart loud and clear to go by. Your heart will pull you. Your heart will not run out of energy. Your heart will move you smoothly along.
 

Sometimes I simply post a quotation and no comment under a Heavenletter. In some instances that's rather selfish, really, because this way I have a better chance to find it again in case I want to (although I also like the thought of someone stumbling on it and having some little aha too).

But today I'm really intrigued by this reason thing. Objecting to what my heart says would make me happy – yes, that's me. Mind against heart. I guess there isn't much you can do to break that habit. But while reading this Heavenletter just now, for the first time I saw and felt that the "Yes" and the "No" are two different voices. That's common psychological wisdom, of course, but seen from within, it looks very different. Who's this guy who says "No" (and worse things)? When did I start listening to him? How did he succeed in making me believe he's me? It doesn't matter any more. His cover is blown.