God is the most tolerant

1. Tolerate Life
June 28, 2021
The most tolerant is God. Millions are not ‘tolerant’ of God, or what
other’s viewpoints of a god are. To ‘tolerate’ is ‘to put up with’ or not be
‘intolerant’, and to accept what ever you have little apparent choice
over. When ‘impatience’ rears its head, it’s time to seek patience with a
positive tolerance. Tolerating ones attitude is always a good start. It’s common to not ask
yourself if even if you create reasons for others to have to tolerate you - is life having to?
It’s always ‘show time’ - are you putting on your best and doing the best to deal with all things requiring
‘a review’ of your attitude. Is it the best available? If you’re just tolerating your thoughts and feelings
about yourself, step up and detach from them so they are ‘there’ but not controlling your life of having to
tolerate them. Remember, not everything can be changed by the mind, somethings need a strong heart
opening. Oxygen deprivation in the mind and heart can happen if you’re not letting go of what ails you
from the past. Techniques of breathing will minimize and disconnect that which you have had to tolerate
within you every day.
Park your ‘negative, repressed tolerance’ in a space where awareness and discernment of
best positive options lie. Let go of the ego! Get the ego out of the way or it’s the same old
thing - you versus me, yours versus mine, etc., -
intolerance. Tolerance is based on going beyond the
super
fi
cial things that divide us. It’s the result of turning
within and coming to know the Self. If I can deal with my
own ego, then my own anger can be resolved. With intent
to rise above moments of intolerance you will develop a
spiritual tolerance that cultivates an inner wisdom. Turn
within and see the patience that can win over impatience.
Resistance to ‘inner development’ is the norm for most.
You’re not most!
If I am unsel
fi
sh and honest in my heart, and am concerned about others’
needs, then I will be full enough to give. ‘I should be understood’
changes to - ‘I should understand.’ Not ‘They should change’ but ‘I will
give what’s needed’
!
The key factor to performing well in life and in every arena is the ability to control the quality and quantity
of your “internal dialogue”, and that goes on between the ears while
fi
lling and unlocking the unused
heart. Live in peace within, and not in disconnected pieces. Seek to be in love and not just tolerate up and
down feelings within? Love yourself as much as possible and you will love another likewise. Real love is
endless. ‘’We have two lives, and the second begins when we realize we only have one’’. - Confucius
Arhata~