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I am probably the laziest person I know when it comes to shaving. For both my head as well as my face. I do enjoy the goatee and soul patch combination I usually sport, but ever so often I get enough complaint I decide to shave it off.. or I just do it to see how long it takes those around me to notice the difference.
None of that matters today - as I am focusing in feeling. When I shave that sucker off the most sensitive part of my entire body seems to become now newly exposed part of my chin. My entire face will feel perfectly fine, but my chin will be freezing. It is obviously missing its coat.
It will feel that way for a day or so, and them I am used to the new feeling and don't worry about it any longer. The question entering my mind now.. Is my body not honestly telling me truth?
I do not think so. My chin is telling me - hey.. Dude.. this was a bit easier with that coat on yesterday, but give me some time and I can tackle this obstacle. We may often do this ourselves. An issue rises and it unearths our compassion, our hurt, or our anger. What we choose to do in those situations gives us real and honest insight to who we really are.
Giving ourselves chances to feel these things is good, but we must we weary of becoming callous toward the things that open our hearts. Shave off the 'blinders' every once and a while to be sure you are not missing something God may have for you!
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