Those of the way of Mary are content with a way of living. Yet everyone has a function to fulfill in creation of the new world. Only those who express themselves are truly content. (ACOL, D:Day19.2)
Those of the way of Mary are content with a way of living. But everyone, everyone, has a function in the creation of the new world. In being who we are, in living our lives, we fulfill the spirit and law of love—if we are called as was Mary, if we are called now to the “being” mode of Mary.
Those of the way of Mary will still express themselves fully in creating this new world. It is perhaps obscure to come to grips with how just “being” can effect change. But aren’t we influenced greatly by the saintly people whom we have known? And weren’t many of them just “being” in the world? They may not have even tried to proselytize us; they may just have shined their light of love on us, and by so doing shaped our lives, and were a blessing to us.
The way of Mary is very powerful, for it effects change by just the very way that Jesus keeps advocating: being who we are, with an emphasis on “being.”
So beautiful – we all race through our days, never sitting or just “being” – this is so wise and wonderful. Thank you!
I like her explanation of what “just being”means. I struggled with this for a long time, as simply “being”me, seemed to be either not enough and or unacceptable; both a trait of the thorough acceptance of the training (brainwashing) in “idle hands…..”
On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 7:38 AM MIRACLES EACH DAY wrote:
> Celia Hales posted: “Those of the way of Mary are content with a way of > living. Yet everyone has a function to fulfill in creation of the new > world. Only those who express themselves are truly content. (D:Day19.2) > Those of the way of Mary are content with a way of livin” >
This is beautiful…’Be,don’t try to become’..such words of wisdom..thanks for sharing:)