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If Someone Attacks- Forgive
by David Arthur Johnston Wednesday, Mar. 12, 2003 at 2:36 PM
Hatrackman@Yahoo.com

on owning love

Be sure in love- and know there are no enemies.

Do not let the angry person get past the point of their wrongness in being angry- forgive (in truth) and you own the situation because there is no denying a forgiveness has taken place so it must be taken into account--- THERE ARE NO ENEMIES SO, TRULY, THERE IS NO JUSTIFICATION FOR ANGER (never has been, either)------- forgive; and, if you've the inclination, help your sibling find the root of their anger and snuff it (not as in 'finding why they are angry', but finding why they think any anger is justified).

Stand sure in love and unsurity wavers.

If you don't have the best assumed of you your right is being violated- so forgive and own love.

love (which is the patience to assimilate any thought),

me

PS: Repeat to yourself, over and over again, the words 'I am God' until you see the truth of it.

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