A Lesson from the Spirit

- What is the lesson about?
- About cultivating a sense of justice.
- I am listening. What do you want to say?
- I only want to point out that those of you who ask for justice know nothing of it. What is just to you?
- What is right.
- Who decided whether something is right or not?
As long as you view everything from the height of your bell tower—the bell tower you call your personality—you will not see justice, you will not know it, and therefore you will not receive it. When a child cries because they’ve dropped a toy, what will you do?
- I will try to comfort them.
- And you will raise in them a feeling of permissiveness and complete protection.
- How should it be done?
- The child must come to understand for themselves what is their toy and how to play with it, and what it means to lose it. This is their experience—small, yes, but from the tiniest things something great is born.
You often close your ears when the divine singing comes. Those are the frequencies ready to make contact, the frequencies addressing you.
- How does one learn to see not from their bell tower?
- Go through acceptance. Through approval and acceptance you will form that measure of justice that is truly right, and you will not be frightened by the judgments of others, nor terrified by your own disappointments. In acceptance truth is born, the seed of justice is born which you share with others.
Where, in helping yourself, you see another, and in helping them you feel help to yourself, there is concealed that measure of justice which is truly right for all.
As you awaken, you become open to the whole world. You are like an echo, responding to every pain and need of the soul that asks, the soul that suffers, and you give warmth and peace to all whose pain touches your soul.
But not through the prism of pride, not from the height of a bell tower raised in your own honor, but from the lowliness of asking your neighbor, penetrating deeply into their pain—which becomes a clear prompt for you to act, to understand the importance of your mission.
This is justice in every direction; it is like living with one undivided, feeling soul.