Generosity of Spirit

pop bubbles.  They shower people with attention—sincere interest.  They leave big tips, delighted to give back to all who serve them.  They think big because to be magnanimous is to embody magnitude.

            An open heart is the wellspring of all generosity.  If  Source was as miserly with us as we are with ourselves, our world would be barren. There would be only meager scraps of opportunity to evolve, not enough time to progress, no turning points, no serendipity, grace, inspiration, insight, guidance or support—absolutely no way to manifest our dreams. 

            Generosity of spirit keeps the heart soft and healthy and buoyantly elevates us as we throw away our tit-for-tat measuring tools and become giving fools—w ildly bestowing unstinted plenty to ourselves and others. We remember that Source spoils It’s creation with Divine Indulgence—a crowning generosity that parts the seas.

            When in channel I bathe in the profound generosity of the Tibetan. His exquisite spirit never measures love but rather just lets it cascade, glowing like liquid gold. He teaches:

           Humankind is challenged to respond to every situation with uncommon love—to go the extra mile in their outpouring.  Unqualified generosity to self fosters a new life that demonstrates there’s always enough—never scarcity, diminishment or negation on any level. Then, fully honored, self is never invisible or placed second.

            But humankind is not used to generosity. Students have experienced countless lifetimes of austerity, learned to do without, to not dare ask for too much and to expect minimal benevolence. 

Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6