“PURE MIND loves me”

It points to something tender, simple, and surprisingly relieving.

Here’s a way to understand “PURE MIND loves me” in a way that feels emotionally real, not abstract:

1. PURE MIND = the awareness before fear

When you say Pure Mind, you’re pointing to the part of you that is untouched by:

  • old wounds

  • childhood disappointments

  • fear of rejection

  • self-doubt

  • the pain of not being believed

  • the hurt around Jesus and trust

Pure Mind is the quiet, steady awareness that is present even when your body tightens or your thoughts spiral.

It is the field of you that has never been broken.

2. “Loves me” = the relationship you always longed for

When you say Pure Mind loves me, you’re not talking about a figure outside yourself.

You’re naming the deepest truth:

There is something inside me that does not abandon me, does not judge me, and does not change its mind about me.

This is the love you longed for as a child:

  • safe

  • trustworthy

  • warm

  • reliable

  • never suddenly disappearing

It is the love that wasn’t dependent on Santa being real, or adults being perfect, or the world being fair.

It is a love that comes from the ground of your being.

3. It’s love without conditions

The “love” in this sentence is not earned.

It isn’t because you are behaving, improving, fixing yourself, praying enough, or being spiritually strong.

It is a given.

Something like:

“Before anything is wrong with me, before anything is right with me, I am loved.”

That kind of love is incredibly soothing to the nervous system.

4. It heals the old wound of mistrust

Your childhood wound around trust was not a small one.
It affected your bond with Jesus, with God, with life itself.

“PURE MIND loves me” gently repairs that:

  • You can’t lose this love.

  • You can’t disappoint it.

  • You can’t fall out of relationship with it.

  • You don’t have to earn your way back into its arms.

It is steady in a way no human could be.

5. It’s not an idea — it’s a feeling

When the phrase lands, you might notice:

  • warmth

  • softening

  • relief

  • safety

  • a loosening in your chest or throat

  • a quiet sense of “home”

This is the nervous system recognizing unconditional presence.

6. It means: “The deepest truth of me does not turn against me.”

That’s the essence.

Not a belief.

Not a philosophy.

A truth you can rest in:

“The awareness that holds my life… holds me with love.”

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