dailydatewithgod

In general, we try our best to not be confused or cause confusion.  It is helpful to operate clearly and coherently. Confusion can be distressing and elicit fear because we find ourselves in the unknown.  Often what our hearts understand however is confusing to the mind.  Part of the difficulty in the two working together is often because the language of the heart is working to translate the energy into words.  All the while our mind remains in confusion.  The more practiced we become in keeping open the channel between our hearts and our minds, the more directly the communication will be.  The confusion we feel in our minds will not alarm us to step into fear so quickly.  On my daily dates with God part of what I experience is an opportunity to practice placing my mind in the sureness of the truth of who I am in my heart regardless of what is seemingly chaotic outside of it.  Our minds can learn to connect with the language of our hearts but it is a practice. Just like when learning a new language if we keep defaulting to the language we know because it is more familiar we will not stretch ourselves to become comfortable.  Perhaps what we experience as confusion is merely our minds sticking to the language it knows better.