More On Mirrors
by Paula Bonnell
What do you see when you see your reflection? Do you see only the physical form or can
you look deeper and see the beauty that lies just below the surface? Do you see only your
failure to satisfy everyone else's expectations of you or can you see into your heart and
soul and appreciate who you are?
See truth without judgment,
grant forgiveness without guilt
and offer pride without shame.
Often it's difficult to see past the surface. You know yourself best and take for
granted those behaviors, talents and abilities others treasure and admire most in you.
It's easy to see flaws instead of value, ugliness instead of beauty, and darkness instead
of light when you are the only one evaluating who and what you are.
When all you can see are shapes, sizes and colors, look at yourself through the eyes of
those who love you. With each loving reflection will come a completely different
perspective on how special you are in the world and how truly valuable you are as an
individual. After seeing yourself reflected in their eyes, the way you look at yourself
will change forever.
Seek out your reflection in the eyes of those who love you. Those are the eyes that see
truth without judgment, grant forgiveness without guilt and offer pride without shame.
Learn from them how to look at yourself the way they do — with love and acceptance.
Then you won't need a mirror, you'll become one for others.
Recommended book:
Radical
Forgiveness, Making Room for the Miracle
by Colin C. Tipping.
Info/Order this book.
About
The Author
Paula Bonnell is an aspiring author who left the corporate world to
discover her spirituality. She founded Aslite Enterprise in 2002 for the express purpose of
helping business owners and sales professionals gain access to the
power of gratitude through acknowledgment. Aslite produces a series of
motivational cards to inspire customers, clients, patients and referral
sources as well as developing acknowledgment systems to encourage
customer retention and increased referrals.
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