“
First…You Must Forgive Yourself “
06/03/13
To my very, very dearest friends, and ready,
constant readers, I would like to wish for you a most quiet and peaceful
Sunday, free from pain or care. I wish happiness for you and your family,
free—at least for today—the worries, or any demonstrated ill-humor, which might
otherwise cloud a wonderful day; actually, as all should be as wonderful, save
for that which our various complaints would sully.
How often are we enjoined to keep our voices down
and make peace with children running, laughing through the house; of being
perpetually late to meals; or a spouse, who would rather retire as soon as possible
to a basement lair, to hide in his ‘den’.
The pure fact of the matter is, we just don’t care;
the house may be in complete discord, with clothes, and pets-under-foot
everywhere
And, even those small slights, and indirections,
such as having your parking spot ‘liberated’ out from under you before you can
get it; surely store personnel; car and
sirens blasting, etc., all combine to make more wild your mind.
For, on top of all this horrendous stress (like,
where’s the mortgage money coming from?), you are already much able to
cope. How well you try, but, whenever
all seems lost, we tend to forget that no one asks to be disabled; no one asks
for Lupus; or P.S.T.D. Nor could you so arrange your genes and chromosomes in
such a fashion, that I would make you ill, afraid, despairing. Often with pain that makes you cry…or pain
that ties you to your bed…or pain, that frequently reshapes every life vector
that you may have. Until you often feel
exhausted and undone.
And, all these people, with their separate and
conjoined actions are to be somehow forgiven, and excused
that, in doing so, somehow we are somehow, elevated,
made more temperate, and somehow closer to a greater Deity.
And as we tend to the contents of our souls….only
then, may we be better in full as can be to contemplate the any, possible
conjugations of theirs.
But first, before passing judgment, as ruthlessly we
tend to do to our own hearts, and souls, do remember that you had NO say in the
way that you’d turn out.
Try, then, forgive yourself, in full, for whatever
you may have wanted life to be. And, if
you can be kinder to yourself, all will benefit.
I wish for you, my dear, and dearest friends, a
measure of inner peace and accord; of satisfaction; I wish for you certainly
days of lessened or of ‘no pain, or contention.
And if, upon an evening you offer up your thanks, in being easy on
others, never forget to be most kind to yourself, for healing, for a quietness
of the mind, for a general ease, and liberation from horrid nightmares, in
finding true happiness at last.
Please
know I love you dearly,
‘Zahc’/Charles
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