August 26, 2008
You Are Never Alone
Do you remember the story of Dorothy,
who meets the Tin Man
in The Wizard of Oz?
He is very stiff.
The tinsmith,
his creator,
has forgotten to give him a heart.
The Tin Man wears a suit of armor,
shielding and protecting him
from the strange world of feelings.
I feel like the Tin Man,
I sometimes feel
that someone forgot to give me a heart,
or that it is tightly closed,
The irony is that with an open heart
you cannot be hurt.
Perhaps it is my destiny
to become a seeker of hearts
and to find ways
to uplift friends and relatives in trouble.
To be a warrior of universal love.
I somehow remembered
how protected and nurtured I am
by invisible helpers, guides, and teachers.
I know that I am never alone.
No one ever is…
I realize that this time in my life
is not a struggle,
but a dance
or an unfolding
of my creative and intuitive gifts.
Focusing
on the constructive freedom
the universe is offering me,
I remember the saying
that the risk to remain tight in a bud
is more painful
than the risk it takes to blossom.
And I am reminded, thus,
that all human beings
make mistakes
as we struggle
to fulfill our greatest dreams. Beginning to outgrow
youthful ignorance,
I am no longer a marionette,
dancing to the strings of desire and greed
but a human being
reaching toward maturity in life.
I seize the initiative in my life path,
to teach others
about the values
of justice, fairness, equality and honor and to embrace the power of truth.
As I gaze at myself in the mirror,
I know that
the truth is setting me free
and I am reflected in everyone I meet.






















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