A Lesson from the Spirit

In my vision, we found ourselves on the top of a cliff.
"Do you see the mountains, the waterfalls there? Do you see how the clear water flows?"
"Yes."
"But you cannot know that for certain. It is far away. You infer it, you build your judgment through the prism of your own experience. Right?"
"Yes, perhaps."
"That is why you need experience to see purity from afar, without touching it, without examining it, without delving into arguments and value judgments."
"What are you talking about?"
"You need experience no less than you need faith."
"And what if a person's experience is negative?"
"There is no negative or positive experience. Any experience is a storehouse of knowledge. It is not about your feelings, not about the heart's sufferings and torments, no.
Experience is knowledge.
Knowledge is never bad; it is what you lean on to move forward, to gain confidence in your steps. Your confidence does not come from nowhere, only from those knowledges that are kept within you.

And it does not matter whether that water is pure or not; what matters is how you use that knowledge—for harm or for good.
Therefore, if you use it for good, the water will be pure for you. And all the events and people around you will be endowed with that purity of blameless judgment.
Your attitude toward the world as a whole will be blameless, crystalline, pure, like that thinking which is based on your knowledge, trodden by the experience you could bear.
You do not come from nowhere, so why do you think your thoughts are chaotic?
They are only a reflection of your inner world. Everything that troubles you in your thoughts is a reflection of yourself. Experience is not merely lives you have lived, no. It is the knowledge you once obtained.
When you learn to perceive experience as knowledge that serves you for the good of nurturing your own soul, your path will become easier. See the truth where you once rejected the obvious.