Introduction
As people who begin to see that what really matters is using
our time to work on ourselves we naturally don’t want to be spending large
amounts of our time on things that are not to do with the work. And so we logically
don’t want to really be at work working hard in an office, shop, yard or
wherever it may be that we are employed.
A Reason
Though we are there in our place of work for a particular
reason, a reason other than to earn money so to pay for our food and shelter
and other needs.
We have to find that reason, and that reason has something
to do with our psychology and of course karma. But I would say more to do with
acquiring some psychological value that we are not cultivating. Instead we are
cultivating the opposite of it and that is what keeps us stuck there in that
workplace.
When we decide to cultivate that value we begin to also pay
off any karmic debts that we have accumulated from not cultivating that value in the first place.
An example of a reason could be that we are always just
doing the minimum and are taking always more than giving and we don’t like to
integrate ourselves into the project and co-operate fully with our attention,
our dedication and our good will.
General Formula to Become Unstuck
We are stuck at work for some reason or reasons, we may
think that we should not be working and should be able to give all to Gnosis
but the reality is that we are stuck in the office or shop or yard etc., and we
are stuck there for a special ultimately esoteric or spiritual reason.
So the formula is to first find out what that reason is. That
reason can be found in the direction of what we are not giving or doing. It is
in what we dislike or resist. Keeping that dislike or resistance is what is
keeping us stuck.
What we have to develop is the exact opposite of that
resistance.
The next step is to start to develop that value by
exercising that value and dissolving the concepts and beliefs and resistance inherent
to the opposite of that value.
Conclusion
Work hard to develop the value and then developing it we
begin to leave that scenario and that frustration and experience something
different and new. Sometimes we can leave the scenario all together or still be
there but in a totally different state.
End (928).
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