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Melanie,
We need to want it.
That’s what raises us above the degree called “animate” (the level of the animal kingdom), where we are governed by all of the same systems as animals, food, reproduction, shelter, etc.
We are a more advanced animal, we developed social desires, so if we see someone else with a new car, we also want one or if we see someone with a new hairstyle, we want it. So we use this feature, we surround ourselves with those who are advancing towards bestowal and we want what they are achieving.
This process grows our desire for something that is not instinctual, like all of our animal desires. This new desire is something we discover. And through engagement in this we attracts lights upon our soul that develop us. It is a very natural process, just like a teenager does not have to do anything to go into puberty. Similarly, when our desire ripens, we naturally go to the next level. It’s part of the natural process, the difference is that this next step happens from our desire growing from our efforts instead of our desire growing simply biologically.
Seth@KabUKatrina,
We are talking about two things.
For example with a small child. Of course we want them to pick up their toys when they finish playing. On the other hand, the world will not change if they don’t pick up their toys.
So we accustom ourselves to do correct actions. In the end we discover that it is the Creator who does everything, but we will not come to that feeling and understanding until we do all of our correct actions (which actually change us into being a person who can sense the Creator).
Seth@KabUHelen,
In general we don’t give “personal advice” for family situations.
What I can recommend is that they feel from you love, devotion, care and patience.
Sit and talk with them. Ask them about their life, their childhood, your childhood. Talk about your children, show them photos.
Bring them something they like to drink or eat or listen to a song from when they met that brings them good memories.
In the course of your conversations if you feel that they are open you can add little drops of higher wisdom, but only if they are open to hearing. Mostly comfort them and make them feel loved and cherished.
Wishing you good luck,
Seth@KabUNature,
Someone who is intent on climbing Mt. Everest exeriences the cold and the difficult terrain as part of the journey whereas a normal person subjected to those same and inhospitable conditions would feel very bad about it.
What is very important to us is to make the spiritual goal great in our eyes and to surrounded by others who are doing the same.
In that case all of the doubts and challenges take on a new form as leverage to get to our goal.
Seth@KabULori,
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