All that I am learning about and experiencing relates to my current direction in life, which is an adventure in becoming a Certified Life Coach centered on the heart. I have never considered being a Life Coach before, yet a few months ago, I got a strong impression that this is what I need to do, so here I am, taking another step in my faith journey.

Since starting this program, I’ve learned so much about heart connections, not only to my heart but also to others. This knowledge helps me recognize how to be more in tune with my feelings and intuition.

Neal Donald Walsch said:

“The beat of your heart is the energy of life itself.”…”The secret of the human heart is that it contains not only your identity but God’s, wrapped up in one.

Many scriptures refer to a heart.

One of them comes from the Bible in the book of Mathew 5:8

Jesus said: “Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God.” –  Matthew 5:8

What does it mean to Have a Pure Heart? 

Have you ever wondered about having a pure heart, dear listener? 

Here is an answer for me and perhaps for you: A pure heart is charity. It means I am forgiving, patient, and not critical or judgmental of others. It means I look at others with compassion and grace, the way Jesus looks at me. When I know I am in that space, of having a pure heart, I am willing to connect and understand others.   

Robin Johnson, my mentor and coaching instructor, wrote a book titled “The Heart of the Gospel,” which beautifully describes the five states of the heart. Here are the descriptions of the five hearts:

A Hardened Heart – is a heart of anger, hate, malice, pride, animosity, judgment, absence of love, and hurting others.
A Broken Heart – A heart of grief, sadness, wounded, anguished, depressed, lonely, heavy and in pain.
A Disconnected Heart – A heart of numbness, fear, emotionlessness, pain avoidance, apathy, and no passion for life.
A Faint Heart – is weary from life’s challenges, depleted, disheartened, hopeless, exhausted.
A Pure Heart –  is the Heart of Christ, a heart in a state of oneness: One with self, God, and humanity. It is a heart of charity, grace, forgiveness, compassion, joy, and acceptance. 

L. Todd Budge said,

“The good news of the gospel is not the promise of a life free of sorrow and tribulation but a life full of purpose and meaning —a life where our sorrows and afflictions can be “swallowed up in the joy of Christ.”

Christ is my joy and hope; in Him, I find peace and comfort in all aspects of my life; without a doubt, no matter what is happening, I know I will be alright because the Lord will “direct my paths.”

“Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła,
Kiedy my żyjemy.
Co nam obca przemoc wzięła,
Szablą odbierzemy.

Marsz, marsz Dąbrowski,
Z ziemi włoskiej do Polski,
Za twoim przewodem
Złączym się z narodem.”

-To translate:
“Poland has not yet been lost
while we are still alive.
Whatever has been taken from us by violence,
We will take it back with a sword.

March, Dabrowski’s march,
From the Italian countryside to Poland,
With your leadership,
We will reunite with the nation.”

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Throughout my life, I have learned that when I trust and choose to follow the Savior, I can see His hand and His miracles. Even though I might not understand everything, I know He is watching over me.

In closing of the message, I share one of my compositions, “In My Heart.”

It is also a music that was not released yet, but I hope I can release it soon.

I end my song song, “Mały Grubasek,”

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