Abraham-Hicks sent (via email) a great quote that really hit home today. It is about lying. Nothing sends me through the roof like someone lying to me but in actuality we all lie. I agree that most lies are told to create harmony. They are not malicious in nature - most of the time.

I am trying to forgive someone who I feel lied to me but she did so in an attempt to gain harmony and to not take responsibility for her actions. Everyone wants to feel good and create harmony and peace - sometimes people resort to lies to create that peace in, what they think, is the quickest way possible??

“If you feel drawn to someone, but you are annoyed because you think that they are telling you some lies, try to look beyond the lies and try to focus upon the feeling. People offer all kinds of words for all kinds of different reasons. Most lies are offered to try to keep things in alignment. We’re not encouraging it, but the motive behind lying is usually a pretty honorable motive. In other words, when a child lies to their parents, it’s usually because they want to be free to do what they want to do, and they don’t want their parents to be upset about it. It’s about wanting an alignment. Physical ears have a hard time hearing this. You keep talking about “We need to be honest.” And we say, we don’t meet any of you who are honest. Even those who claim to be the most virtuous, are not honest, but your vibration always is. We would trust the feeling more than the words.”

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