
I will realize my own worth when I accept
. . . I am worthy of divine blessings.
For those experiencing feelings and bouts of unworthiness, the Beatitudes, as presented in the Holy Bible offer hope. If they were to be re-written to address this very common human experience, they might be explained this way:
Blessed are the poor in spirit; those who have done all they know how to do.
For theirs is the kingdom of heaven, when they stop God starts.
Blessed are those who mourn; those who doubt their importance to God.
For they will be comforted; God will never give up on them.
Blessed are the meek; those who resist the urge to prove themselves.
For they will inherit the earth; they are the owners of true wealth.
Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness; those who understand that life is a process of growth and healing.
For they will be filled; they will grow and their minds will be healed.
Blessed are the merciful; those who don't beat themselves for making mistakes.
For they will be shown mercy; Ditto
Blessed are the pure in heart; those who realize they are doing the best they can.
For they will see God; they go within themselves to find a better way.
Blessed are the peacemakers; those who hold no against-ness.
For they will be called the sons of God; they will be open to new ideas and insights.
Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness; those who keep working toward a better understanding of the truth of who they are.
For theirs is the kingdom of heaven; they will ultimately find the truth.
1 comment:
Brilliant reading today, Mel!
Love the explanation of these Beatitudes as re-written.
Especially this one....
"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness; those who understand that life is a process of growth and healing.
For they will be filled; they will grow and their minds will be healed."
Life is a process of growth and healing.
Indeed it is!
Thank you for sharing, dear lady!
Hope you had a great day!
((((( Mel )))))
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