This is everything you need to know if you wish to know the Truth that sets you free: it's impossible to talk to yourself and be true to yourself at the same time.
Part I The only force impervious to the pain inherent in the play of opposites is the understanding of them. Part II Do not a self make and be free of self-ache!...
We have all heard the beautiful and timeless idea: "Know the truth, and the truth will set you free!” Without taking thought, we “feel” its actuality. Yet, so few will dare make this kind of discovery, preferring others do it for us...
Pretending all is well is the hell of the false self. Knowing that all is as it must be, in order to see -- and then free yourself from this level of hell is... Heaven.
We can either resign ourselves to the negative experience of encountering one unwanted moment after another, or we can work to see -- and free -- ourselves from an unconscious nature...
Only consistent, persistent inner-work can lead us to the threshold of the “Truth that sets us free.” And yet, the following is equally true...
Before the Divine can say, "Yes" to our wish to be free, we must first learn what it means to say, "No" to all that keeps us captive and apart from our own higher possibilities.
We want to be free of painful reactions, but (unknowingly) resist the realization of our role in their annoying repetition; this awakening is a mandatory interim stage...
True self-remembrance begins with becoming conscious of what happens to us in our forgetfulness. The Truth can only set free those who remember how much they are in need of its rescuing Light.
We can imagine, and then wish for what we hope will make us whole - fearless and free - but real wholeness, real spiritual freedom, is unimaginable, as is the inner path that leads us...
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Classroom Talk: 2/23/2020 - The more (we) mistakenly open a door to any negative reaction that comes knock-knock-knocking there, the more it will come back around - bringing "relatives" with it - until there's neither place nor peace left in our Home that we can call our own.