21 February
Understanding nature is much akin to life imitating art and all its strife. For in a moment’s pondering the beauty of its soul can stand revealed, vulnerable and yet so strong and bold.
Understanding self is much harder if one looks to external sources for approval, and neglects the inner wisdom there. The beauty of one’s bounty is hidden from a view externalised and accustomed to that which has been framed within a worldly vision of reality unnamed.
But if one learns to use the senses as a means to thus perceive indicators and triggers which assist to know the truth, and then continues earnestly to marry these newfound clues with that which exists within, but hidden from the fact, then a new light dawns and gives rise to a wider horizon, where anything is possible under universal law. And in the working out one has opportunities abound to accomplish dreams extraordinary to the average man.
Activity does not equate to accomplishment alone, and oftentimes a thought will build a bridge of stronger mould than a thousand labours long under the beating sun.
So, dull the outer senses except when needs arise to gather data for a specific desire. And take to yonder mountain deep within the well of knowledge stemming up from aeons lived below, and bring to surface truths essential to a life where expansive energies are expressed to contribute to the all; the positive and good and beautiful, the joyful, peaceful realities we really know exist. Do not hesitate to echo what we’ve missed.
LII