dailydatewithgod

It is kind of funny how we can seemingly know other people better than we know ourselves.  It is part of how we create relationship when we pay attention to others.  We design an interconnection aside from one that is inherent to show we belong together. Some of our connections with others come without our consent such as family, culture, gender, or skin color. When you add those elements to how we show ourselves to the world we are believed to be more suited to certain a particular job, type of people we hang around, our likes and dislikes, our beliefs and ideas and more.  Sometimes these are correct.  Our ultimate suitability is what is in alignment with our hearts.  Based on the power of love and light residing in all of us, there is no real justification for many of the divisions that exist among different groups.  The suitability of our hearts however does not ask for exclusivity.  Much of the outside elements we are connected to have requirements and conditions.  This does not mean our hearts say everyone need have the same access to our sacredness or knowledge of us.  However, our hearts do honor the presence of others no matter their connections or personal style.  God encourages us to create environments in our lives to support the growth of love and light in the world.  It begins by pausing, connecting with our hearts and listening to what our hearts tell us is suitable while quieting the determinations of the outside world for suitability.