A Half Open Door Where is it Leading?

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"When one door closes, another opens;

but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door

that we do not see the one which has opened for us."

Alexander Graham Bell 

 

But what if the door only opens half-way?

 

Lately, life seems to be pulling out all sorts of tricks, the world's "door" seems to be half-opened like the photo above. Concerns, questions, more questions, answers that take time to unveil, unrest surfacing yet the root begging us to look deeper. Do I see the door half-open or half-closed? Is life asking me to trust? Change? To look deeper? Most definitely all of the above. 

Unprecedented. Challenging. Facts, fiction, and fears mingle amongst us.

I long for the time where I counted the days to the next brocante.

I long for the days where I never saw life as full of germs.

I long for the time where I never measured the distance between myself and others.

I long for the pleasure where hugging and kissing was a common greeting.

Yet I long more for a world where we truly believe in one another. Where we live in a community that honors everyone and strives to be whole.

Where love is more than pretty pictures.

 

"What is you could love yourself fully,

including your imperfections?

What if you could love others in the same way?

With mindfulness, you can become the love you have sought.

And with this love you are also returned to yourself."

Jack Kornfield



Comments

5 responses to “A Half Open Door Where is it Leading?”

  1. Diogenes

    We cannot know the future, but we must hold onto faith…
    “When all your desires are distilled
    You will cast just two votes:
    To love more,
    And be happy.”
    ― Hafez

  2. The situation at present makes me look back and appreciate the simplicity of the days before any thought of pandemics, distancing, or staying put ever surfaced.
    It’s sad that stressful and uncertain circumstances often bring division, instead of opportunities to support one another.
    Thanks for this post.

  3. Your beautiful words always touch me deeply.
    I too long for a day free of the virus and connecting with our loved ones
    Hugging, kissing embracing being with each other with fear.
    God is teaching us a very important lesson at this time I feel.
    Perhaps we took far too much for granted.
    Much love and many blessings always.
    God protect us all.
    Jeanne

  4. This resonates.

  5. Paula Tyner

    Sending love.

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