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To Trust Our Mind is to Distrust Our Being - (1964)

Antidote for Fear

The antidote to fear is trust in the good and in the Being (the Spirit dwelling in each one of us). When we don’t believe or even trust in the Being or the Spirit, or in the prevailing power of good, fear arises in us!

When we trust in our mind there is not much trust left over to be used for anything else. When it comes to trust, trust is like a spotlight that works by being focused on something. When it is put onto something that something is what we trust. It is very much like our consciousness.

When we trust our mind we trust the negativity that there is in our mind and we forget totally the Being. There is no space for the Being or the Spirit within us when we are trusting the negativity in our mind.

Thanks to my marvellous missionary we have this God-Send Helpful teaching of Trust!

Trust the Consciousness in Your Work

We when we work on ourselves we sometimes trust more our mind. We want to put our work and its progress into the various boxes that our mind creates. We have a line of progress in our mind and we believe that our work’s progress should obey that line. Too often it doesn’t and we just suffer and have no other option but to suffer until we drop the line of progress imposed by our mind.

In the work we must follow the ways and methods of the consciousness and trust that the consciousness will make results happen. It has to, if the consciousness is active more often by applying the ways and methods of the consciousness we are going to make it flower more and more and make itself brighter and larger within us.

One of the ways of the consciousness is awareness, alertness and no-thinking. There are many more  ways, this was just a few.

End (1964).

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