Showing posts with label Mind Traverse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mind Traverse. Show all posts

Thursday, June 5, 2008

The place in my mind I didn't want to go

Driving is my prime thinking time. If ever I need "a break," and cannot go for my classic meandering walk across open ground, I dash for the Sheep Jeep. Hardly pausing to unlatch the emergency brake, I'll role down the windows, find a CD that plays sister to my mood, and envelope myself with my thoughts.


Last night was one of those times. And here, my friends, is my epiphany: I like... no, I love, all people. A little humble, eh? Just wait...

In moving to the midwest, one of my biggest fears was that I might find myself racist. What?! I knew in my head that we are all equal, that we were all created in God's incredible image. Differences in culture and skin color I tend to enjoy -but would I here? Here where there was strong concentrations of different "people groups"?


In the Northwest, I was rarely presented with those types of differences; albeit, I was raised on a Native American Reservation, my siblings are from around the world, and the population style is extremely diverse.

For some reason, my heart was wary over what my reaction would be. But last night I realized I loved every sort of people; and it was my selfishness which brought along my fear. I was scared that "they" would view me differently, treat me differently, react to me differently.

Now, my heart knows what my head had already realized.


God loves, and He was given me love -it is so incredibly exciting. Ah, yes, His strength is made known. And He is so delightful!

P.S. My drive took me to Longview Lake.

Saturday, April 12, 2008

Back by popular demand

Due to the repeated and endearing requests of my fan base, I'm happy to announce that Mind Traverse is back! Drum roll, please... Welcome, Mind Traverse 2 -the sequel!

I started my first blog last February on a whim, and this April, I reinstate it... on a whim. This whim, however, follows a long debate within myself and between bloggers and non-bloggers, on whether or not personal journaling for the online world is healthy for relationships, spiritual development and life in general. The details of the debate we will not go into. The result, however, is here, the return of Mind Traverse.

If, by chance, Mind Traverse 2 disappears one day, you will know what to report to the police.