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The Law Takes Us as an Absolute Value – (1309)

Introduction

I learnt this from my marvellous missionary. It is something that makes a lot of sense and thank God it is this way. Thinking deeply about it, it has to be this way.


Absolute Value

If the Divine Law did not take us as an absolute value we would be in trouble. Because if they took for example Master Samael as a reference point to judge or evaluate us, we would be in serious trouble, because Master Samael worked so hard and did so much for humanity. Our efforts and works for humanity are much less in comparison, but looking only within us, a different picture develops.

The Divine Law takes us as we are and sees how much we do in relation to our capacities and abilities. If we are giving it ‘our all’ they are happy. If we are unbalancing our own cosmic scale, then they evaluate us based on that. If we are getting close to our maximum and we are not unbalancing our own cosmic scale the Law is happy with us.


Conclusion

It is very good to know this and remember this. To always try and give ‘our all’ and to keep our inner scale balanced is good business by the Divine Law. Knowing this also helps us to understand the many things that we have gotten karma for where we think we shouldn’t have and the many instances where we thought we should have gotten karma but it seemed that we didn’t.

End (1309).

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