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Open-hearted?

Writer's picture: Di MathisDi Mathis

Updated: Jan 31, 2022



“All are on a quest to seek truth, find knowledge and become wisdom.” David Morehouse, Ph.D in Remote Viewing


What does ‘openhearted’ really mean?

Maybe each person will have their own definition and method of application.


Let’s open possibility and expand thought through a community discussion on openheartedness, then we can collaborate in the conception of a playbook.


The dictionary has a limited description and calls it an adjective:

- expressing or displaying one's warm and kindly feelings without concealment:


I suggest a far deeper experience if we expand our understanding to include open-hearted as a way of life.

Before we can adopt it as a way of life, [become wisdom] we need to find our knowledge.


Here are some stimulation possibilities for a expanding the definition of open-hearted:

· Being willing to risk pain (heartbreak) for the adventure (possibility of love or growth.)

· Opening our belief system to the possibility of more than we currently understand.

· Identifying with more than what is familiar to us at this point in time.


I am filled with an eager anticipation when considering living life without the constraints of limited experiences. How exhilarating to have reached a point in life where one feels safe enough to step out into the unknown, to discover truths that weren’t even in our awareness. To shed light on unconscious competence, awakening capabilities that we hadn’t even imagined, propels us into an adventuresome existence. And, if we don’t keep our hearts open, I suspect the light will dim and we will be stuck in conscious awareness, more of the same, stagnant. Surely we will grow old and die.


Please share your thoughts on open heartedness so we can grow our possibilities together. What does living open heartedly mean to you?


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Sharon Spinney
Sharon Spinney
Feb 23, 2022

This really resonates - Being willing to risk pain (heartbreak) for the adventure (possibility of love or growth.). What stirs in me is taking it to the point of an alternative to being too sensitive to share - to stand in knowing my source. What if someone doesn't like what I say or my point of view makes them uncomfortable. I'd like to simply see and know something beyond the difference. and be happy for both of us.

As I contemplate this, it seems enormous. It's been a huge shift and risk. If the "other" doesn't want to do the work of talking openly about differences until we get to the place where we have something in common, then…


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