Sounds too good to be true

In the Mayan Daily Insights, Tuesday, April 28, 2009, we find 10 Manik the Deer or Hand. Have you ever had something handed to you with such love, support, and unconditional conditions that you stood speechless? It sounds too good to be true. How often do we, for whatever reason, turn away when we are gifted? In fact, how often will we choose a complex, uneven exchange over an act of faith, thinking it is too good to be true?

Manik, with the grace of the deer and the extension of a welcoming hand, reminds us that there is nothing uneven in anything we receive. Even those things given in a way that appears to be freely require action on our part. We must open our eyes to see what is offered. Then we open our hearts and our hands. Next we must take some step, or a series, to bring the gift into being. Finally we must accept the results. Nothing comes freely, but the price we must pay is not necessarily at our loss. Sometimes it is for our enrichment, sometimes for the greater good.

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