| BkVII:5.III.2 | When you contemplate the beauty of a heron standing on the bank of a river, say to yourself, “That beautiful form has created love to make itself known. The beauty in her is in the love that shaped her.” By doing so you will begin to make a habit of uniting the expression with the being that created it to make itself known. Doing so, you remain in unity, and soon you will find yourself reluctant to deny the direct relationship that exists between your own expression and who you are. And oh, the miracle! Without realizing it, you will discover with happy amazement that you will begin to see yourself creating multiple ways of expressing love. |