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What Color Is My Pain? - Part Three
What Color Is My Pain - Part Three
What is self-love? What does it mean, and how important is it that we do it? Just as Chakra taught me, over 30 years ago, the truth about Love and the power and necessity of loving the self, he poses and answers these questions in great detail in the third part of this lecture series.
Thus, on this path of personal and racial discovery, our journey with Chakra continues as we closely examine our relationship with the spiritual aspect of our being.
It is incredible how exceedingly clear it becomes that, to heal anything about ourselves or our cultures, the medicine we need is Love. It heals our relationship with spirit, ourselves, our cultures, each other, our planet, and God.
Earlier this week, I had this flash of insight, excitement, and urgency about the actual reality of Love. It made itself known to me in the following phrase: ‘Love. You, Just Gotta, Do It!’
This life-altering, dynamic, and radiant energy is God’s most precious gift to humankind. It’s logical and magical, mysterious and forthcoming, and the most fantastic opportunity we have been blessed with to experience and understand the truth about who we are, how we came to be, and the purpose of our walking a human life.
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By Melana PlainsWhat Color Is My Pain - Part Three
What is self-love? What does it mean, and how important is it that we do it? Just as Chakra taught me, over 30 years ago, the truth about Love and the power and necessity of loving the self, he poses and answers these questions in great detail in the third part of this lecture series.
Thus, on this path of personal and racial discovery, our journey with Chakra continues as we closely examine our relationship with the spiritual aspect of our being.
It is incredible how exceedingly clear it becomes that, to heal anything about ourselves or our cultures, the medicine we need is Love. It heals our relationship with spirit, ourselves, our cultures, each other, our planet, and God.
Earlier this week, I had this flash of insight, excitement, and urgency about the actual reality of Love. It made itself known to me in the following phrase: ‘Love. You, Just Gotta, Do It!’
This life-altering, dynamic, and radiant energy is God’s most precious gift to humankind. It’s logical and magical, mysterious and forthcoming, and the most fantastic opportunity we have been blessed with to experience and understand the truth about who we are, how we came to be, and the purpose of our walking a human life.