Todays thought from Hazelden is: An intimate truth is also a universal truth. --John Cournos Truth is often associated primarily with the larger issues and set alongside such ideals as Justice, Freedom, and Democracy. We like the grand words - and properly so on the grand occasions. But lets remember, too, that truth between us and someone we are close to is also of supreme value. An endearment, a tender emotion shared, an admission, an apology, a vow, an act of forgiveness - all these take on the meaning of truth in an intimate context. And that, for all of us, is a context that matters. How we are with one another on the level of feeling and trust is of vital importance. In building a meaningful relationship, we are implicitly making a statement about what the world can be - one built on courage, tolerance, affection, honesty, and love. Such truths as these will ring out clearly until the end of time. I am uncovering many truths in my life that are connected to my relationships with other people. You are reading from the book: Answers in the Heart by Anonymous
Posted on: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 16:03:19 +0000