For anyone with ears to hear, there is but one question and one answer: will we wait patiently for a single moment of relationship with what is eternal and real...
No one wins freedom who hasn't first realized the invisible relationship between resistance and revelation, and how one cannot appear without the other; wherein to see that they secretly serve one another, is to put both in your service...
There is a definitive risk connected to opening oneself up to intimate relationships. Relationships introduce us to not only the light and bright parts of ourselves, but also to interior parts that are unknown and in the dark. Life serves to introduce us to ourselves. Life brings us lesson after lesson, but currently we are selective lesson choosers because we only want to see what we imagine...
God's ever-present life pours into the soul willing to let go of what it has been for the sake of His Love.
Topics covered: Life is a school for spiritual education; What is a self realized man/woman; The true meaning of success; A world of endless pain; It's Love that brings me what I need to see; Every moment shows me an aspect of my consciousness; Ask what can be learned from this event; We are all imperfect; Why we feel each others' pain; What is concealed can't be healed...
We cannot see with our physical eyes the being of things; the infinite and intricate relationship of ineffable forces that converge to create what they will. But, within us dwells -- even as we dwell within it -- the Being of all beings... Seeing and knowing itself effortlessly, in a moment-to-moment immaculate perception.
In this life -- without exception -- moment-to-moment we each receive the rewards of being in relationship with the nature of the master we serve... And to be a human being is to serve. These facts are self-evident and indisputable. So is the Truth that each of us may choose his master.
Here is the real reason why so very few ever realize a conscious relationship with the Divine: higher Love is consummated only in the awareness and acceptance of one’s own spiritual poverty...
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