Heart of Matter: Reality of Evolution
“The more we can be in touch with the reality of evolution, the greater we can align ourselves with its fundamental forces so that we can flow peacefully into the new dynamic wholeness that is taking shape.”
Ilia Delio, The Not-Yet God: Carl Jung, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and the Relational Whole
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“Mientras más podamos acercarnos a la realidad de la evolución, más podremos alinearnos con sus fuerzas fundamentales para que de este modo podamos fluir pacíficamente hacia la nueva totalidad dinámica que va tomando forma.”
Ilia Delio, The Not-Yet God: Carl Jung, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and the Relational Whole
What is being moved?
What is being asked?
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Reading your words – that articulate deep universal processes – my body/mind/spirit respond. I sense truth and set myself in motion with reality, rather than feeling like I’m lugging behind everything and everyone. 🙇🏼
I believe that what is being asked is the evolutionary leap of no longer taking offense . As a therapist , most of my clients with anxiety and depression suffer from reliving perceived offenses and using these offenses as excuses for mistreatment of others . I deeply believe we do severe damage to humanity’s fabric and evolution everytime we choose to take offense . It is more than simple forgiveness . In order to evolve , we need to retrain our minds to stop defining disappointments or disagreements as
offenses and see them as simply of being a living creature of God who is involved with other living creatures
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