Lesson from the Spirit

- Come correctly.
- What does it mean to come correctly?
- It means to come with the luggage of knowledge and experience you need for the next step.

He shows the steps. A person walks their path, arrives, but cannot move to the next step. They lack certain options.
- By rejecting yourself, by rejecting others, you do not acquire the knowledge and experience you need. Why do you need knowledge and experience? — To be able to solve certain tasks in life.
- To move toward understanding, toward understanding yourself, and toward understanding the structure of the whole universe. By learning you grow, you accumulate knowledge, you gain experience that allows you to move further.
When your luggage is empty, you have nothing to go with and nowhere to go. For this is the base, the foundation from which you must start. By accepting everything and everyone in your life, you understand, you cultivate within yourself the energies of the Creator. These are energies of creation, forgiveness, love, understanding, and serenity. And the more of these energies are reproduced in you, the faster and easier you will go on.
To live in denial means to tread water. You will stand before the gates, shifting from foot to foot, but they will not open for you.
- And what is beyond these gates?
- Another life.
- What kind of other life?
- One that is not subject to your understanding. Therefore you must cultivate your sensing, for further on you will perceive the world through your sensing. Without it, it will not be revealed to you.

He shows that the mind is our instructor. If you quiet it, begin to develop your sensing, a completely different picture of the world will open.
It is very beautiful; I seem to be floating in weightlessness, I see a very bright world, it all glows with some white light.
- Come to yourself harmoniously. Cultivating and enjoying the true love of the Creator. Enjoying, indeed. For the true light ignites where you feel grace, delight, reverence, a state of true, unfeigned happiness, a sense of participation in something great, necessary, and tender.