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The Door Has Opened
by Shervin Hojat, Ph.D.   
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The more we proactively welcome feeling our emotions the less we will be forced to feel them in events in our life.

Are you the controlling type? Do you like to think about your experience before actually experiencing it? Do you feel frustrated by your own procrastination of tasks that you know are good for you?

In our journey of self discovery it is important to be persistent, loving and methodical.  It is also sometimes important to move forward even if we know our fear to experience something is about avoiding feeling certain emotions.  The more we proactively welcome feeling our emotions the less we will be forced to feel them in events in our life.

The Door Has Opened

Carefully seeking half truths to feel safe!

While walking at the edge of dark and light fearing both!

Uses control to experience small amounts of light at a time.

“Good enough” is the mantra.

Unaware of his true beautiful self
plays it safe and cautious.

Walking a tight rope on his memory’s lane of
pain, anger, fear, resentment, grief;
repressing them all in his subconscious.

A jolt of love repressed under pain of separation
shocks his emotional and physical body.

Ego is overwhelmed and loses control!

Forgotten memories appear with vivid images.

Time is not a variable.

Was it fifty years ago or two thousand years ago?

Who knows?  Does it matter?

Memories with stunning energy are ready
to be harnessed and understood.

The door has opened up
cannot push the light back out!

He recklessly embraces the light
with his full being.

Calm, alive and determined
gazes forward.

Copyright . 2012 by Shervin Hojat

Web Site: Tend To Your Garden Within


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Reviewed by Diana Legun (Reader)
Reviewed on October 2, 2012
There is much value in these lines. I especially like, "Time is not a variable" and "cannot push the light back out!" Uplifting writing to I would imagine everyone's eyes. Thank you. ~~ Diana

Reviewed on October 1, 2012
To fully sniff at life's fragrances, but being afraid of the thorns. You have mulched your garden well with such wisdom, bless you for sharing it. Jasmin Horst

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