JANU: As we survey the landscape of human consciousness and destiny, let us summarize, painting with one brush, that all is well. Now, you say, “How can this be said, in the face of the conflicts and turmoil of the day?” It can, our brother, because they are minor compared to the power, the true power of life, potential, destiny, and love of life. For, yes, even in humanity’s protestations, angers, and arguments, humanity would rather live than not. And where life is unbearable for a few, their heart’s desire is for life to be better, that it might be enjoyed. So the quest continues to live as fully as possible.
For this morning’s journey, let us consider the larger view when challenged by the lesser moments of struggle and confusion. This balance in perspective is a true strength and must be encouraged for the engagement of living to continue. For even those who entertain taking their lives, there is still hope that after transition there lies Heaven, and peace, love, light, friendship, and life everlasting. Understand, our brother, that transition called death is not required to experience that beauty. It will always exist and is part of the one life and can be known and embraced, whether incarnate or not, bringing much relief, perspective, inner strength, and enduring patience for the natural evolution of life.
Remember that the larger view of reality is one with, inherent in, any lesser view. It is all one, all redeemable, and all of value. It is wise to endeavor to place your observations and concerns in a larger perspective for balance, for equilibrium for each day. Humanity considers its existence as relatively private and alone in the universe. It depends on your perspective, our brother, the view taken, and the balance. And the balanced approach to embracing life considers everything, not just a moment of challenge or confusion.
This reality is within your being and has always been there, while you continue to grow into it. A balanced life, our brother, is wondrous indeed. Namaste.
Nov. 25, 2014 Copyright © 2014 by Joshua Ross