Here
is a message I received from one of my guides some time around August
2000. The guide that gave me this message is neither my mentor (main
guide) nor the one I cal my “mother guide”, but one who seems to come
from a Zen tradition, since he doesn't care to be gentle when he has to
reprehend me for not learning what he teaches me.
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"Having ceased the
fire of a first struggle it's a normal thing for you to avoid returning
to the fight. Nevertheless, if you think that you may stay waiting for
fair weather, give up that illusion, since nothing good in one’s life
is ever gained without fight.
Little things,
which have little importance, keep falling down over our lap without
any effort of ours and tirelessly. That thing that we need so much,
nevertheless, seems moving away, hiding from us and hurting us, all the
time, so that we think it is unachievable.
Oh, my God.
Wouldn’t it be possible that a successful quest might be gentle and
tender? “But, it is”, answers
the Good Friend. “You are the one
that draws away what is more convenient to you thanks to your blindness
and insanity. And, while thinking you are wise and unconsciously
pretending you are a sage, you only draw close to you those things that
lead you to nowhere.”
The ways of
evolution are many and much different from one another. Each spirit
chooses the one that pleases it most."
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What
I find most interesting in the above message is the change of approach
that takes place from the first paragraph onwards. First, he agrees
with the normal point of view that there are struggles on the evolution
path. Then he goes on to show that those struggles wouldn’t exist in
reality were it not for our own fault.