| BkI:17.VII.2 | We, together with you, are ineffable. We no longer seek to predetermine anything about the self. We abandon self-esteem. We abandon every definition we've ever had about ourselves or others. We just are. We rest in nothingness. We rest in the arms of attributeless love. We rest in the certainty of being who we are. We don't want to be anything in particular, or anyone special. We just are. We don't have a name or words to describe ourselves. We live in the world with heart and mind in our God. We recognize that we are where the mind is. We recognize that if the mind is joyfully thinking of God, then we are with God. If our treasure is love, then that is where our heart will be. We accept that we are the inexpressible of God. We abandon all labels, every name, every judgment, and enjoy the sheer abstraction that is our soul. Through observation without judgment we rejoice in the immensity of our self. We simply are. And because we are, we do God's will, because God is. |