This quote is in the relationships section
comparing
(recall all the power of the idea
of learning as the increased perception of differences)
"unholy relationship"
and a holy one:
"For an unholy relationship is based of
differences,
where each thinks the other has what
they have not.
They come together, each to rob the other.
They stay until they think that there is nothing
left
to steal, and then
move on.
And so they wander through a world of
strangers,
unlike themselves [actually like themselves, in their weird
pseudo isolation, but thinking everyone is unlike]
living in their bodies perhaps under a common
roof
that shelter neither;
in the same room and yet a world apart.
A holy relationship
starts from a different promise.
EAch one has looked within
and seen no lack.
Accepting their own completion, each would extend
it by
joining
with the other, whole as themselves."
And holy wholey as two/ one.
This is from Marianne Williamson's
A Return to Love.
The quote is from the Course on Miracles
and then she goes on to increase clarity
on this distinction.
Of the wanting to get
vs wanting to share variety:
other has to shape up
vs other is grand
other should "behave" according to our program
vs other should shake us up a little or lot and get us
to expand loving
and so on
Get it and read yourself.
This is a nice quote of hers, though:
"Our ego is merely our fear.
We all have egos, that doesn't make us bad people.
Our egos are not where we are bad,
but where we are wounded."
comparing
(recall all the power of the idea
of learning as the increased perception of differences)
"unholy relationship"
and a holy one:
"For an unholy relationship is based of
differences,
where each thinks the other has what
they have not.
They come together, each to rob the other.
They stay until they think that there is nothing
left
to steal, and then
move on.
And so they wander through a world of
strangers,
unlike themselves [actually like themselves, in their weird
pseudo isolation, but thinking everyone is unlike]
living in their bodies perhaps under a common
roof
that shelter neither;
in the same room and yet a world apart.
A holy relationship
starts from a different promise.
EAch one has looked within
and seen no lack.
Accepting their own completion, each would extend
it by
joining
with the other, whole as themselves."
And holy wholey as two/ one.
This is from Marianne Williamson's
A Return to Love.
The quote is from the Course on Miracles
and then she goes on to increase clarity
on this distinction.
Of the wanting to get
vs wanting to share variety:
other has to shape up
vs other is grand
other should "behave" according to our program
vs other should shake us up a little or lot and get us
to expand loving
and so on
Get it and read yourself.
This is a nice quote of hers, though:
"Our ego is merely our fear.
We all have egos, that doesn't make us bad people.
Our egos are not where we are bad,
but where we are wounded."
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