A Lesson from the Spirit

You cannot mention everything, any more than you can know the whole depth of the process of creation.
Your brain is built to perceive information in segments.
And you must unfold in the same way, segmentally, step by step, where each next step relies on the experience of the previous one. Segmentation, staged progress — this is the gradient of your spiritual growth you can depend on, the one you compute with your own strength and knowledge.

You formulate that constant of certain events that, like an unchanging formula, fall into your destiny, adjusting and setting the degrees of responsibility and the turns of fate necessary for your next step, for your unfolding.
When you live in balance, not in chaos, when you are not flailing in uncertainty about what to do or where to go, then the greatest coefficient of usefulness is produced from the energetic expenditures you have already made and those you expect to apply in the future.
Your energy broadcast to the world is the state of soul in which you live now.
And when you are bewildered and do not know your path, you form that bewilderment around yourself.

Take a step, however insignificant, however small, but a step — firm and confident in something.

It can be something mundane, any decision: to pour water, or to wash… But it is that step you take exactly and confidently.
You cultivate, in everyday bustle and domesticity, that constant of confidence, indestructible and whole, which helps you develop confidence in tomorrow, confidence in your choice, confidence in your partner, in your relationships with anyone.

What you fill your day with is a reflection and imprint of your inner confidence and readiness for new ascents.

You cannot climb a mountain by shifting your feet and stomping at its base.
But to lift your foot and place it on the next step requires confidence in your body, in your spirit, in your thoughts.

Every day, by training confidence in small, seemingly insignificant tasks, you actually form a global center of decision-making, where, resonating at a certain frequency of confidence, you begin your ascent.

And so, step by step, rising ever higher, you will reach that point of support which is the unchanging constant of yourself. That point of no return from which you push off further, below which you will not fall.

It is shown like a computer game, where the character reaches a certain level and saves, so as to begin further play from that place.

Confidence is the key and the pledge of your success.