The Spirit led me across the plains and lifted me high into the mountains; clouds floated beneath us.
"Why are we in the mountains again?"
"I like the mountains. They are full of resolution, strength, steadfastness, immovability."
"Another lesson?"
"Do you remember I said you must not hurry. Those who rush lose sight of what is important to them.
There are so many examples of spirit in the world, and you do not notice them. The world created by the Creator—the one you see—remains without vice. That is what makes it unique, just as you are unique.
As you pass the mountains, reflect on the beautiful things the spirit suggests to you: steadfastness, immovability, resolution. And already you feel these processes within yourself. You take on the experience of spirituality, drawing it from all the beauty that surrounds you. Fill yourself with these qualities. Seek the answer around you.
When laziness overcomes you, look how industrious the ants are—be inspired. When anger overtakes you, lift your eyes upward and look at the sun—the gentle, warming, caressing sun that at every dawn gives hope no matter what.
When you feel sadness, look at the wonderful rainbow that appears after the rain. It is marvelous, shimmering with every color—the very colors that are in your soul. Be inspired.
When you feel doubt and uncertainty, look at the mountains—how steadfast they are, resolute and immovable. Be inspired. Be inspired from the pure springs of divine power.
Be inspired to move forward. Be inspired to be ready for those divine processes that are happening and that you previously did not notice. Be inspired so that you become a better version of yourself. For the Creator did not intend you for suffering.
Be inspired to feel and to know in yourself that warm divine light of your soul."