What Would it Mean?
To know you are loved?
What would it mean
to know you are free from sin?
That you are
blameless
pure
wrapped in light?
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What would it mean
to know you are loved?
Holy in His sight?
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What would it mean
to know that darkness is illusion?
never was
never has been
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What would it do to your heart
To know that Light and Peace and Joy
abide within?
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How light would you feel
if you could know the Truth?
That you are as God created you
A blessed, holy youth?
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How high would your spirit fly
knowing you are one?
Living as you are with God
United as the Son.
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Peace abides in you, my child
everywhere you go.
Your sinlessness is guaranteed.
Rejoice!
and never be of woe.
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Aaron Waddell - The Everyday Mystic
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