Writes Michael Meade . . .
When the time comes for the heart to open fully again, the old fears will awaken and the inner walls will tighten up. Although fear can become terrifying and paralyzing, what we most fear is where we must go. “Fear is the guide for the true direction of the heart,” they used to say when considering the courage required to become oneself. Our way of loving and healing is seeded within us, yet it takes more than one breakthrough to reach the inner treasure. A long road made of longing and self-discovery is required in order to re-open the heart and reveal the gold within it. Another old proverb states that “what the heart loves is the cure.” Life is the ailment and what we love provides the cure for what ails us.
See also the previous Wild Reed posts:
• Trust and Surrender: “The Soul’s Foundation”
• Awakening the Wild Soul
• Where Soul Would Have Us Go
• Soul: The Connecting Force in Life
• Thomas Moore on the “Ageless Soul”
• The Soul’s Beloved
• In the Garden of Spirituality – Andrew Harvey
• In the Garden of Spirituality – Caroline Jones
• Soul Deep
• The Soul Within the Soul
• Seeking Balance
• The Soul of a Dancer
• In the Abode of the Heart
• The Light of This New Year’s Day
• Saaiib Qurux Badan – July 15, 2019
• The Color of Love
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