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Reflection

Today I stopped and stared in a mirror at the mall washroom.
Not concerned of my appearance or checking my hair. But I stared to see deeper inside of me.
I was not looking at my hair or checking my teeth. I looked into the mirror wondering who I was to the world. Looking into the mirror and saying "Who am I?"
When I read in a book that this guy did this, I thought it was lame... but after doing it, I realize his intentions and realize that it does engage the brain and the heart.

Who is God creating in me and what are his intentions?
How do people see me and how am I to love others with my identity and this body I am given.
Stopping and pausing is rare for me as I am always looking to do the next thing.
Escaping the task orientated mindset has enabled me to live life instead of just doing life; just for a second.


I never thought I needed a mirror to psychologically reflect. Now I know that it can help.

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