Lesson from the Spirit

Do not underestimate a system that consumes all the space.
The system eats away certain pieces of the picture, so you do not see the whole image. Without those missing pieces, it’s hard to find your bearings and hard to believe. The more you are in faith, the more you trust, the easier it is for you to see. It’s as if you see what’s offstage.
It shows how one image is layered over another. In the front image, in the foreground, what is on top has blacked-out pieces, while the back image remains like a 3D, real one.

- When you want to see, you begin to peek beyond that picture, and you see the true film, the complete composition.
You do not insert those puzzle pieces or reconstruct the picture for yourself; you see into its depth, as if behind a curtain.
As if you remove a spoiled drawing, and behind it is a clean, bright, true picture.
That is why you are surprised, that is why you are struck—because you suddenly discover what was hidden, what had been unavailable to you in its whole form and only appeared in scraps.
You see familiar fragments, but arranged in the composition of a single whole fragment, like a unified painting.
Each time, even if only in quick bursts, by doing this you begin to live a real life, without any illusions, and therefore without negativity.
Anger, aggression, hatred… all come from mistrust and ignorance. But when knowledge is opened to you through your trust and faith, you grasp the true picture of the universe, the one hidden by the veil of the illusion you took for truth.
And then begins your path of serene yet deep knowing of yourself and the world around you.