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Reminder #91

Not Guilty

Let not your heart be

troubled

Perhaps one of the

greatest challenges that faces the average person today is believing in their

own self worth. From the time we were small children, our view of our highest

light has been undermined. It's pretty easy to recall past experiences where

we've been told that we were less than we thought we were or that we'd made a

mistake. Our teachers, parents, peers, the TV, and all sorts of sources have,

either consciously or unconsciously, talked us into limiting ourselves. Over a

lifetime, our power was slowly but steadily stripped away from us. But now all

of that is changing.

These teachings emphasize that you've never made a mistake. When the incident

occurred where you thought you'd made a mistake, it wasn't until after the

incident was over that you gleaned the knowledge from it. While the incident

was still in progress, you were only operating on the basis of the best

information that you had at the time. In truth, you couldn't have known any

better and, therefore, there was no reason for you to beat yourself up about

it. You were presented with a lesson, but no mistake was made.

Learning a lesson and making a mistake are two entirely different things.

Lessons don't carry the same feelings as mistakes. There's no guilt attached to

our lessons, but mistakes imply that we've done something wrong. Those who view

life from a higher perspective know that they've never done anything wrong.

Everything just happens and it doesn't serve us to place moral judgments on any

events that occur in our lives. The concept of right and wrong is simply

another illusion that doesn't exist for us unless we nourish it. We can choose

to plead not guilty to all of the menacing should haves that charge us with

wrongdoing. In our mind, we can assert that everything is all right regardless

of what others may say, and, in doing so, we return to the innocence we were

born with.

Each person is responsible for

his or her own happiness. You needn't feel guilt or obligation in regard to other

people. It isn't your fault if you inadvertantly made them unhappy. They are

only relating to you according to their own past experiences and their own

processes.

Truly, it is not someone else's decision as to whether you are a

good or kind or loving person. If you and your soul intend to be good and kind

and loving and gentle, and even if you are those things and others don't see

it, it's their shortsightedness. It is not you.

My Intention for today is:

I Intend that I am always seeing myself in my

highest light.