A Lesson from the Spirit
They show some impenetrable jungle. Then a multitude of furniture in the middle of a clearing.
A tree is one of the few things that continues its life even after death.
Did you know how a tree holds information? While it grows, it can tell much. But even when it is cut down, it keeps its memory. It remains a carrier of information, as it was before—though its field is of a different nature.
It contains many narratives of great days. And perhaps, when many objects are made from it and they spread across the world, each person will be able to touch a part of it and learn its story. As if its knowledge will open to others.
So it is with you. If you share your state of life with others, helping them, nudging them toward right decisions, you will, through those people, tell the world your story—the sacred knowledge hidden within you.
That is why you so often wish to share certain words, thoughts, ideas.
To share your experience and knowledge once given to you, you need not scatter into a thousand particles or wait for your departure.
You only need to immerse—dive into the unified whole of being that the Creator once made. And in that space, finding yourself, allow your realizations to be told to the world, which will begin to awaken like ancient memories in everyone who hears them, like a lullaby sung in childhood that, heard again later, returns you to those first distant memories.
A song, a motif, words—these are only the results of the action of your energy, your readiness, confidence, and unshakable faith, where you create a single harmony of souls in everyone who touches the field you have made.
A Lesson from the Spirit They show some impenetrable jungle.
