Good morning.

God morning to you. Close that body's eyes and hear the sound of healing,

the silence of healing. Their silence may feel like love and those legs

and those feet or it may feel like nothing and may feel like a blank as long as you can hear

the silence, you're good, you've got it, you're healing, not just the appearance of that body

but the appearance of its past. Allow a memory to come up into awareness, something that

hurt. Allow it to come up and play and while it's playing hear the silence

as the new sound track. Let the silence heal that moment. Let it heal the appearance of you in

that moment. Let it heal the appearance of the other in that moment. It's like you're injecting

silence into that memory, you're covering it with presence, with love, you're recognizing

God was there too. This presence was always there, bring up as many memories as you can,

do them like you're fast-forwarding through your life. Hearing the silence as they play,

feeling his presence as they play, you were never alone. Michelle Clark said, be kind

to the version of yourself that couldn't see things as clearly, that couldn't hear things,

this one thing as clearly. You can do this every evening before you fall asleep,

healing your earliest memories and then letting them fade back into this stillness that you are

back into the deep of the ocean that you are. Soon and that soon will be now,

you'll recognize that nothing ever happened, that the memories are as real as dreams as

ephemeral, as your night dreams, as a stay dream, and yet we have to live it. The great saints

tell us we have to chant it. Saint Hezekiah said, the name of Jesus should be repeated over and over

in the heart, as flashes of lightning are repeated over and over in the sky before rain,

before the downpour of mercy of his glories. You call his name, at first on beads,

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