Vulner-able

Voluntary vulnerability. Perhaps you are unaware that this has been a primary purpose for how you have used free will. Choosing a belief system that has rendered you believing you are vulnerable. Continuously retrieving evidence that validates a fragile state of being. Contemplate the various aspects of your life where insecurities exist: health, emotions, financial matters, relationships, competitions, career, ageing, global events, nature, and the future.

A chaotic and unstable world is an apt description of the inner landscape when mind chooses this mistaken view. We always choose between projecting a world deemed irresponsible (through grievance), or extend worldly healing (through forgiveness). This choice is predetermined and contingent upon how you relate within, with all you relate with. When you defend, plan, protect, or reject, you choose the illusion of a self contained body and fearful reality.

The foundation on which all the damning evidence is built, is the belief in original sin. Having firmly established guilt, due to the belief in having separated from God, we chose to define self as a body that struggles to survive in a dangerous and unjust world. A past travesty that has you chained to a life of misery, and an identity of misgiving. Reminders of your fate appear before you each time you peek into an advancing abyss of despair and death.

No limits can be imposed upon you. First you must choose to see something as limiting for it to be so. Then you must believe it is real, for it to have any reality joined with you. These two mistakes are where correction is needed. Having chosen a mistaken belief, you then identify yourself as vulnerable and victimised.

Fear is unable to grip you, unless you are first attracted to it and choose to hold it. In truth, you could never separate from God and you are never alone. Invulnerability inherited.