| BkVII:1.III.3 | To love who you are is to love your expressions also. So if at any time in your life you believe that what came from you was unworthy of being loved, then you had not reached the fullness of love. When you return to your state of being, you can only love your being, that is, loving who you are and consequently your expression. Every expression that arises from you is worthy of being loved because of who you are, especially where you fell and where you rose, where your most enlightened frustrations and anger were born. In the realm of expression is where you encountered the obstacles you perceived as limitations. |