A Lesson from the Spirit

You have long been leaky in your ignorance and in your renunciation of the true current.
Knowledge, like a current, changes its direction: sometimes it fills with waters, sometimes it dries under a scorching heat, as if waiting for time to refill it with meaningful purpose.
At times it gets stuck in certain channels, trying to find an answer, an exit.
At times it becomes so heavily polluted by ignorance that years are required to cleanse the structure of its grandeur.

Knowledge does not flow from one to another; it spreads by its own current.
- What’s the difference?
- The difference is that each has its own current.
In other words, you cannot fill another with your waters. But you can help them with your wisdom, directing their channel toward the source of eternity, preserved as a seed of true knowledge within everyone who desires to enter into that knowledge.

You are those who help rivers fill again, so that they themselves can further build the course of those waters, guiding the channel, purifying the waters. This care is not about giving your knowledge to others; it is the care of others for themselves and for where they are going, so they may reach the goal.
A river’s channel sometimes changes; that depends on many circumstances. But that is not what matters. What matters is helping that river fill again and again, without stopping its movement, setting a direction, laying out a route so that these waters return to their source, to the place where they take their beginning.
From beginning to end.
That is the task. That is the cyclicality of being—“Beginning and end.”
This is the route of a single path.

And when you know this, you do not fuss over what you have, you do not worry about what you will have, and you do not regret what you did not have.
You simply go to the source, to the beginning of beginnings, to greatness from greatness, to the very contemplation of the true Divine manifestation at the very start of the creation of all that exists.

Therein lies the riddle; therein lies the lightness of being, its predestination, its predictability, and at the same time, the beauty and grandeur of the lesson. Truly a wise resolution.