Yeshua says...When you give birth
to that which is within yourself,
what you bring forth will save you.
If you possess nothing within,
that absence will destroy you.
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I'm glad I came back to read your new poem to accompany Yeshua's words (thought those words "has been removed by a blog administrator" sound so ominous).
Read them with your "I" voice: "It is I." "Already,/ I am all I am born to be: I am alive in my Nativity!" There is your intentional thought. It is positive. It lets your "I" out.
Ooh, that does sound ominous, doesn't it. I thought it would just disappear, go down the drain; hadn't expected it to leave this ugly ring around the tub!
And of course now I can't resurrect it OR delete the ring.
Sigh!
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