We Are Alone Anyway

We Are Alone Anyway - (408)

Introduction - Rejection

Rejection has to happen, after being rejected we are alone and we are alone in so many ways anyway before that.

Alone in Many ways

Before the Law, before the Being, before our health, before our body, before our work, before our own psychology and emotions, before our own responsibilities towards others, family, friends and co-workers etc. we are alone.

Before God, before the Masters, before the truth, before death we are alone. We are born alone and die alone. Before the Absolute we are alone but once inside the Absolute that is a different story. We are one with all and everything and everyone.

Expect to be Rejected

How can we not be rejected if the other person has the elements inside of him or her to do it. How can someone not get angry with us if they have anger, how can someone not disrespect us if they have pride. We can only expect such things as peace, acceptance, love etc. all the time if the people that we want them from are awakened or have the Being or are without ego or have a tremendous love for love for us.

Conclusion

If we are rejected accept it as it should happen or had to happen and just wait for it to pass. Getting rejected breaks the illusion that we create that we are not alone, but in reality we are alone anyway in so many things, so rejection just brings us back to ourselves and back to that truth. If we are comfortable with ourselves, our essence and our Being, we will be ok to be alone with ourselves.

End (408).

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