A Lesson from the Spirit

—Spirit, please, convey a message or lesson to people.
—More and more often people forget about their self-representation.
—What do you mean?
—To represent oneself is the ability to see one’s talents with one’s own eyes, to be able to admire and exalt the very idea of developing them.

The ability to represent oneself is an understanding of who you are and what goal moves you; it is a full awareness of your place in society and in the overall picture of the cosmos.

When you draw a trace, you imagine its outlines, you feel its weight, its pressure, its contours, its shapes. You understand how that trace was formed, when and by whom.

But when you represent yourself, you often get lost in guesses, in your own senseless visions about yourself.
You do not know who you are, why, or where to.
Therefore the world does not see you, therefore others do not notice you and do not coordinate further actions with you.
As if there is only emptiness around you in this world and nothing else. But you create, you fashion, you generate and do not see the results of it.
Opening a representation of yourself is an important part of your becoming and your development.

Coming home tired, you sink into the silence of answers accepted by no one. You ask, but do not hear; you peer, but do not see; you act, but do not feel the results of your deeds.

When you have a representation of yourself, the world will present itself to you in all its revelation. It will open before you without any barriers. And it will begin to interact with you through those knowledges and skills hidden in the wisdom of the ages.
It is important not to lose hope and to work through in yourself all the subtleties and facets of your soul, unveiling each facet like the petals of a flower.
This is not about shouting to the whole world who you are, but about ceasing to fear your own manifestation of thoughts, feelings, words. It is, above all, about accepting yourself.
Not to please society or anyone else, but in service of your own will, steadfastness, and balance.
Therefore come to yourself openly and guilelessly, without expectations and languishing, but with that request without which this light is not visible to you.