Ezekiel 37:26 · World English Bible
Moreover I will make a covenant of peace with them. It will be an everlasting covenant with them. I will place them, multiply them, and will set my sanctuary among them forever more.
The peace being promised is not an agreement between two parties who might later quarrel. It is everlasting because it does not depend on circumstance.
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EGO & BEING
The peace being promised is not an agreement between two parties who might later quarrel. It is everlasting because it does not depend on circumstance. It is the stillness that remains when you stop resisting this moment and let it be as it is.
The sanctuary is set in the midst of the people, not in some distant place. This is the whole teaching. What you seek is not far away or in the future. The deep quiet you are looking for is already here, at the center of your own presence. Come home to that inner space, and you find you were always dwelling in it.
Ego v. Being lens
Am I waiting for my life to settle before I let myself be still?
Return to stillness and you return to your root. Everything else rises and falls, but that quiet does not depend on anything.
The one you are searching for lives in the small space within your own heart. You travel the world to find what was never anywhere else.
People look for retreats by the sea or in the hills when they could step into themselves at any hour. Nowhere is quieter than your own mind at rest.
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