Proverbial Woman, Chapter 2, Part 3

What you have here are only distractions, assurances of your fear of uncertainty. Now don’t get me wrong, it feels good to live well. But my objective in my life is to keep from becoming complacent in a place of temporal existence. By all means you want to feel like you’re a part of your own creation. But who is to determine what is best for ones life.

And at what price should you be willing to compromise yourself to fulfill an idea of who you want to be. I myself have chosen to be a part of the one spirit that transcends all things.”

“And what is that?” I asked.

“The will of God… I personally feel what we believe in should go beyond the idea of objectives. I truly believe there is something greater than all of us that connects us in one form or the other.”

“So, now you’re returning back to the part of me letting go of myself in order to gain a greater grasp of who I am? How does this have anything to do with the way I have my home set up?”

“We’re all connected in one sense or the other. But what I’ve learned is, what you unselfishly do for another is deservedly passed on to you through the spiritual law of reaping and sowing. I can share with you what I have to offer in terms of what I’m saying, as you are required to then pass it on to someone else. Perhaps your readers.”

Gazing into his eyes as I once again found myself emotionally falling into his intellectual prowess. Out of the churning of my thoughts I submissively asked, “How?”

“When you learn to live in harmony with the natural order of God’s will, you become more aware of your surroundings. And as a repayment, you will come to know and understand the gift of balance between your world and your perception of the one we all occupy.

Yes. There are cyclical events in our lives that are reflective throughout acts of nature. And there are some things you just have to accept and let its law take its course. Yet the more in tune that you are, the better your perception will become in relation to human nature and the course of love itself.”

“Okay, so what you are telling me is that what I’m really missing in my life is love?” I asked, in a slightly agitated tone.

“Yes. Please forgive me if I appear a bit candid. But what I see is an extremely beautiful, young and talented woman missing out on the one most important thing in her life. And that is what this place lacks, the presence of love.”

“Okay, lets say I agree. But you and I both know true love is not easily found in today’s world. Its just not that simple.” I insisted.

“I understand.