The realization that is needed for us to experience guilt and innocence as one, can be found by realizing that a discordant note in music is not discordant in and of itself, but rather becomes discordant if we prolong its tone beyond its place as a useful contribution to a musical composition. In other words, in the moment a note is played, it serves a useful purpose. It is only when we hold onto it, that it becomes a musical discordance. So too with mistakes, we may have made in the past. If we look back at them as the teachers that shape the mastery of today, they have served their purpose. If we hold onto them with guilt and regret, they become a discordant interference with the evolving song of the self of today.
~ The Seer Almine
Ailsa Mclean says
I am so very, very grateful for this message. It has helped me so much.
Dhani says
Always wondered about “discordant note” and what it meant exactly. Thanks for this great explanation. 🙂
Ciara Young says
So beautifully stated!
Lynette Ruest says
‘Thank you Beloved Almine.
Vanessa says
Thankyou for this Almine,
I have felt Integration needed to take place which I feel has
So very greatful
Thankyou Tina for posting
Much Love Praise Gratitude Trust and Hope in Reverence
Alex says
These posts are very healing for me. It helps me quite a bit being a person who has had quite a traumatic childhood. Healing my heart and restoring my self-confidence, self-worth and self-love once again this time around is what’s required now.