Heaven #4090 Waiting for Self-Realization
Dear Gloria,
in http://www.heavenletters.org/waiting-for-self-realization.html
parag. 4
"There is no there. There is only here. I am love, and I am all that exists. The individual you imagine the you truly are does not exist. You are a story you tell yourself. You make yourself up as you go along. You have, as a matter of fact, had no clue as to Who you are and the dimensions of yourself that include everyone and everything."
I can hardly make sense of this sentence with the presence of the article "THE" in
"The individual you imagine the you truly are does not exist." I understand: "the individual you imagine…does not exist
Does it really belong there? Or should be a "THAT" instead of "THE" : the individual you imagine THAT you truly are…does not exist."
Thanks
Si, we want the THAT you
Si, we want the THAT you added. There is an extra thethat doesn't belong.
Let's see if I can get it right this time!
"There is no there. There is only here. I am love, and I am all that exists. The individual you imagine you are truly does not exist. You are a story you tell yourself. You make yourself up as you go along. You have, as a matter of fact, had no clue as to Who you are and the dimensions of yourself that include everyone and everything."
I also moved the truly to another place in the sentence.
Please tell me if this works better now. Meanwhile, I'll change it on the Heavenletter in Heavenletter listings.
Muchas gracias, Cher Normand.
I agree: even the THAT is
I agree: even the THAT is superfluous.
And that shift of the truly makes the sentence sharper in meaning.
Merci beaucoup.
Cher Normand, then I moved
Cher Normand, then I moved the truly once again!
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I have an idea. Why don't
I have an idea. Why don't you use two "TRULY":
"The individual you imagine you truly are does not truly exist." I know it's gone be hard negotiation!