I'm a convert to Catholicism who has a high functioning autism spectrum disorder. In this blog, I write about diverse topics, such as separating the truth from the lies, new evangelization, living well with autism and growing closer in relation to Christ. I especially share experiences with contemplative prayer and thoughts about works of mystical Christianity.
Showing posts with label joy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label joy. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Life Inside a Flower
I had the coolest experience today. The image came to me of being inside a rose that had not yet bloomed. I was hiding away in a secure, dark place, like being in a womb. Slowly, the bud started to open, and I could make out a little bit of the sun and sky. Gradually, more and more, I watched the petals open wider and wider, letting in more and more light. "This is me and God," I thought. Little by little, I learn how to open my heart. Then, I'm able to take in more and more of the magnificence of who He is. What's happening to me as I marvel at His presence? I'm a flower that's blooming, giving glory to Him. Little by little, learning how to open up to receive who He is, I'm becoming a gift in return. What could bring more joy to my heart?
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