A Lesson from the Spirit

They showed a wooden outdoor dance floor, like in the ’60s. Bulbs with a soft glow were set around the perimeter; everyone was dancing, smiling, rejoicing.

“A lesson about greed.”
“I’m listening.”
“Greed isn’t always directed at someone else; more often it’s directed at yourself.
When you feel pity for the goods that are available to you.
This is where you rob yourself by not allowing full development to take place.
These people who are dancing are an example of how to love yourself, the world around you, to love life itself. Not robbing yourself of hopes, feelings, happiness, joy. Where you don’t allow yourself to fully express that love and that inner light that is within you.
It’s very important to move forward, but this becomes impossible if you don’t allow it to be. Love yourself, begin with yourself, then move forward, expanding and releasing these feelings, gifting them to others.

By robbing yourself, you show greed toward others by not giving them the goods you can and should offer those around you.

Where you rob yourself of hopes, dreams, relationships, success, creativity, opportunities, aspirations and knowledge, there you do not unfold the full extent of your inner potential; there you do not free yourself from the ancient shackles of fear — of being manifested, being read and recognized by others.

Freeing yourself from this burden, you will feel an incredible lightness. You will suddenly discover many possibilities in your field that will help you fully reveal your abilities, the full radiance of your soul. So be it.”