Heavenletters

Emilia, dear, if I understand what you say, you are speaking about "in the world but not of the world". There isn't much I can say in reply because what I'm finding is that all "certainties" are dropping from my hands and the one thing left is reading Heavenletters ever more closely, ever more, well, intimately. I thought I knew a bit about littleness and greatness, about corruption and flying high and leaving everything behind. God is taking all of that away from me and now it's lifeless words more or less. Perhaps it's "in the world and of the world and still an angel flying high". Perhaps gaining greatness isn't possible and leaving everything behind is being right in the middle of it. Perhaps littleness, taking littleness upon ourselves, is our true greatness. Perhaps all our concepts are but conditioning that will go once we let it. There isn't much I'm sure of any more. One thing is that no "have to" is God's.

Every single one of us has her or his unique approach to this, and very likely every approach is perfect. We may not understand all of what the other says, and there is no need to understand everything. But how nice we can talk this way and somehow sense where everyone is. Imagine a world where everyone cheers everyone on because we know that everyone is on the right track.