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We Live Out What We Rehearse


We Live Out What We Rehearse
If you rehearse something in your mind, it will play out in your mind.
If you rehearse something in your heart, it will play out in your heart.
We think about many things every day.
We think about our spouses, family members, friends, coworkers, finances,
futures, desires, jobs, difficulties, the things we want to do,
the things we don’t want to do, etc.
When we begin to think about and rehearse a situation,
we must choose the place of rehearsal.
We can rehearse in our minds or we can rehearse in our hearts.
Perhaps if we always think of someone only in our minds,
when we are around that person our hearts will not be involved.
When we think of someone in our hearts,
our hearts will be engaged when we are around them.
Why should we use our hearts all the time?
The answer is simple:
Our minds can only love conditionally,
but our hearts can love unconditionally.
We cannot truly love with our minds.
If we do, it will be a conditional love.
Only our hearts are capable of loving unconditionally.
Remember, you will live out what you rehearse.
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