After the last post on authenticity, the overwhelming question seemed to be; how do you know of all the options, which one is the authentic you?
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Absolutely beautiful, Rob! The way you expressed your thoughts, it was just so simple yet so powerful. As I read line by line, I couldn’t agree with you more. As much as I believe and practice most of what you’ve written, I do know it’s hard to remind yourself of these things when feelings get hurt or if insecurities creep in. But this is definitely a post I will read over and over again when those feelings start to creep in for me. As much as I know most of what you’ve written to be true, it’s much easier to be reminded by other’s words when all else seems to fail. So thank you for sharing this. It was very inspiring! Blessings to you xo
— Tina May 12, 2012
So very true!
— Rachel May 12, 2012
Great job! I am very well impressed.
— Annie Lettner May 12, 2012
Wise words, and more than that, because it really works! (has practical benefits). In the past, “forgive” had the negative connotation for me that you mention, but I read an article, by Rajneesh/Osho I think, in which he said something to this effect: To forgive is not something that you can “do”; Forgiveness happens when you realize there is nothing to “forgive”.
— John May 12, 2012Truth Seeker is rated 5/5 based on 48 testimonials.
Love it – just waiting for the next instalment – all makes sense to me so far. Keep up the good work. I read all your mail and think it’s great stuff.
— Jill May 12, 2012