There was a well told story about an inch worm that brought before the consciousness the golden precept of steadily striving, of the soul itself moving in the smallest yet most valuable increments towards their most desired of goals with patience and persistence - all the while holding the true quest within.
There is everything to be said for these teaching stories, for they become examples (even though they be fiction or heroic mythology), for our souls correspond with stories well.
Words, even such as these, fall incomplete when trying to convey a truth in action - whereas a story, a fable, gives the soul a frame to place the ideas upon, and this, if well received can remain lifelong.
And so we can understand from this also the importance of a good story that has moral foundations, ‘good meat’ so to speak, for the mind and the soul.
Yes, the original heroics were given out with purpose - not for entertainment but for the conveyance of deep and wonderful truths.
Conversely, when a man or woman (not a child) tell lies they are forming stories of their own for the souls of others to accept into them. These fictions are powerful in consequence - not so much a single sentence of refute, dishonesty, etc, but when the lie is given a complete story around it, it is then that it becomes dangerous. For the sons of Christ are powerful and in each being they create and co-create with constant enterprise.
Yet they cannot discern a good story from that of a bad - meaning truth from illusion, truth from deception, for each soul is an innocent, it is the child within us, and we need our souls to enter the Kingdom of Heaven - this is our inner perspective of accepting and wondering.
The physics of the soul is our child-being, in this sense we never grow up.
People think that one leaves childhood for maturity but this is not the case as we have our inner child always there within, even though the ego and will takes charge.
One would not wish to forfeit their qualities of soul, of the child - it has not gone anywhere even though the evils of the world may attempt to corrupt or dislocate or fracture the human being.
Yes, playfulness and pure love come from the soul itself.
The stories that we tell one another are so very important - in this respect you may speak to all and address then as a small child with the compassion and consideration that would follow.
For each are so affected thereby - innocent, receptive, wanting to play, eager to learn and naturally to love.
Yes, the original heroics were given out with purpose - not for entertainment but for the conveyance of deep and wonderful truths.
Conversely, when a man or woman (not a child) tell lies they are forming stories of their own for the souls of others to accept into them. These fictions are powerful in consequence - not so much a single sentence of refute, dishonesty, etc, but when the lie is given a complete story around it, it is then that it becomes dangerous. For the sons of Christ are powerful and in each being they create and co-create with constant enterprise.
Yet they cannot discern a good story from that of a bad - meaning truth from illusion, truth from deception, for each soul is an innocent, it is the child within us, and we need our souls to enter the Kingdom of Heaven - this is our inner perspective of accepting and wondering.
The physics of the soul is our child-being, in this sense we never grow up.
People think that one leaves childhood for maturity but this is not the case as we have our inner child always there within, even though the ego and will takes charge.
One would not wish to forfeit their qualities of soul, of the child - it has not gone anywhere even though the evils of the world may attempt to corrupt or dislocate or fracture the human being.
Yes, playfulness and pure love come from the soul itself.
The stories that we tell one another are so very important - in this respect you may speak to all and address then as a small child with the compassion and consideration that would follow.
For each are so affected thereby - innocent, receptive, wanting to play, eager to learn and naturally to love.