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Dave,
This desire develops through envy, lust and honor.
I bet you weren’t expecting that answer. We’ll talk about it more later.
In the meantime, understand that as a human, we absorb desires from the others around us.
We see some shoes on another guy and we want those shoes.
We see a vacation advertised and we want to go there.
We see a car drive by and we want that car.
We see a house painted a certain color, we want our house painted that color.
So, we are made this way on purpose.
Now plant yourself in an environment that will advertise to you the greatness of the Creator and you will develop to want it it, to become it more and more.
Seth@KabUAnthony,
This is normal and this is how it works.
Like walking, left and right, left and right.
When the light fills, everything is clear, everything makes sense, in that state I can give praise and gratitude but in that state I don’t have a true prayer because I feel the illumination of the light.
Then a person is emptied and he renews himself and has what to ask for.
Seth@KabUMilos,
We cling to the right line. The Creator reveals more left line, by this we advance on the middle line.
Seth@KabUAnthony,
A person notices many changes, but this depends on the person. You can sit for many years next to someone else who is studying with you and one can go through 10,000 changes and the other 10 changes for example.
There is the matter of the soul, there is also the matter of the exertion in the work.
But on the most fundamental level, when a person begins to understand who he is, where he is, what are the forces operating on him, how they work and where it is all developing to, this changes everything.
Certainly a person can be more calm and confident amidst the stormy sea of life’s changes.
It is clear to me that this wisdom answers my questions on the nature of reality and the meaning of life. A person should not believe anyone else about this. A person must do a serious investigation, as much as he wants and can, as much as it is important to him until he finds a place that can answer his questions.
Seth@KabU
