this is the meaning of Christmas.
That... that which is Christed is born in all of us.
Lives in all of us.
IS all of us.
We simply do not remember this.
And so, Christmas was created to remind us.
Christmas, it turns out, is not about a particular religion, but about all religions. It is not about a particular person, but about all persons.
It does not matter whether you are Christian or Muslim, Hindu or Jew, Baptist or Buddhist.
Or none of the above.
When you give birth to the lord within you, you give life to a wonder and a majesty and a wisdom and a love that can flow from you to all the world, and change the world forever.
Isn't this the Christmas Story?
And when we live this story as our story, are our lives not renewed, our separated selves made whole?
Indeed.
Our souls are stirred, our hearts are filled. And then it is we who bring...joy to the world.
The gift of Christmas is us, fully expressed and fully realized. It is us -- completely willing and totally ready -- to love without condition, to give without restriction, to share without limitation, to create without fear, to celebrate ourselves without shame or embarrassment.
It is us, choosing to forgive without hesitation, to help without being asked, to rush in where angels fear to tread. Indeed, to lead the way for angels.
Ah, to lead the way for angels. That's why we're here. That's why we've come to the Earth. To be a herald!
Hark! The herald, angels sing. Glory to the newborn king.
At this moment we can give birth to the royalty within us...the royalty that we are in God's eyes.
someone once said...if you saw you as God sees you, you would smile a lot.
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