Sunday, October 29, 2006
repentance
I have been spending too much time in my head, and not enough time in my heart. I will spend the week attempting to rectify the situation.
posted by ursa smaller at 9:13 PM |
mystery messiah
currently reading
Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Philosophy: Fear and Trembling in SunnydaleThe Spiritual Practices of the Ninja, Ross Heaven
The Palmisty Bible, Jane Struthers
recently
- limbo
- One of the humans at the dogpark was telling me ab...
- demiurge that.
- not a fan of the cat
- on truth
- seeping
- say what you mean
- yearbook
- bragging rights
- walking is good for you
links
gnosticismecclesia gnostica in nova albion
charisophia
taoism
surfing the tao
a quiet watercourse
universal reconciliation
boldgrace
liquid light
melting paradigms
meteoria
the beautiful heresy
uncategorized
existential christianity
losing my religion
Bear Tracks
non-blogs
burnside writer's collective
martin zender
my site feed
archives
about
Name: Ursa Smaller
Age: 26
Past: mennonite family, small town, absent father, recipe for disaster
Present: recovering from religion, searching for meaningful spirituality
Hobbies: reading, writing, parkour, ninjutsu
Email: ursasmaller@hotmail.com
6 Comments:
How will you do that?
that's a good question. I don't know. maybe I'm just talking out of my ass at this point.....
I think figuring out what that means is part of rectifying the situation ;) I guess we'll see where this line of contemplation leads me.
Maybe your head is the part of you that stays inside, and your heart is the part that is shared with others?
actually, I think it might be the other way around.
But what I think I might be dealing with right now is focussing too much on the intellectual things and not giving my intuition any say. I keep learning that I should trust my intuition, yet I always for some reason rationalize it away.
I see what you mean...
I think that is one of the most harmful things the institution has convinced us of; that you can't trust your heart. They tell us we are evil and our hearts are deceptive. But, I have stopped believing that. I think God left a piece of himself in us when he created us, and that piece of him speaks to us through our hearts (intuition). Or maybe we don't trust our hearts, because we don't trust God?
I don't know...
Seek God with all your heart...nothing wrong with introspection and checking out what we can do better or change/challenge ourselves.
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