Lesson from the Spirit

Many wait for answers, seek them, and are mistaken in that search, because there is no truth more sincere than the one inside you.
The “truth” on the lips of many who speak from a sense of imagined duty and pride is a branch of error, a trap into which many who seek their own truth fall.
When you seek your truth in a manner that befits you as dominant and important, you lose the main thread. You are all threads of one single consciousness.
Seeing your thread, you try to bind from it that one consciousness which you pass off as your own. But where you, having seized that thread, do not hide it within yourself, but reach upward, as if along a divine string, rising up toward those true streams of the primal source from which that thread came, there you will find truth.
And in that stream you will find serenity, like a mother's womb, giving warmth and protection in its embrace. You will feel your rebirth, your consciousness' rebirth, which will gain freedom, an unimaginable form, transforming former foundations.

When you enter a house, you do not seek support—you are the support and the rear of your own house.
But when you turn to God, you feel your insignificance and by doing so you separate yourself from Him, disidentifying the Divine principle that you are.
One cannot enter a house without knocking on the door, just as one cannot, without understanding who one is, ask for shelter and protection.
By understanding the unity of this unbreakable and indivisible connection, you accept yourself and God within you. And your spirit becomes firm and strong, resistant to those earthly upheavals that oppress you.
So accept yourself, as was bequeathed to you, and you will see the dawn of your strength and wisdom.