How Many Times?
How many times have we in the past said “I love you”, “you
know I love you.” When we did something incorrect and the other person is upset
with us.
We Pander
We tend to pander to others so that they, we hope, restore the
way they think of us, that is to go to think about us positively once again.
The Trick is to Reverse the Inner Workings of Ego
With the work on the ego the trick is always to reverse the
inner workings of the ego and as soon as we do that, we are on the right track
before the Law (balance), the Being and our essence.
Pandering Reversed
So instead of pandering to others we must then look at what
is true and accept it. This is because when we pander we don’t want them to
accept the truth but to accept our pretend truth that we are ‘good’ or ‘not so
bad after all’. We want with pandering to make them accept our truth by force
instead of letting them have their truth (which may not be the truth but we
have to see the truth).
The next step is then instead of pandering by making efforts
to please others we make efforts to please our inner Being or the moral side of
ourselves by working to change what triggered the whole misfortunate event.
We do this because, when we pander to others we forget our
Being and so we must reverse this by remembering our Being. Then when we
remember our Being we realise that pandering to others mostly goes against us.
When we remember our Being we can then compensate before
ourselves, because we comprehend that we did something wrong or something that
was a little wrong or border-line wrong, and all that matters is that we are
upright before our Being. It is our Being’s approval that we must seek and we
get that by working on the source of any errors that we can make. This is the compensation
when we comprehend why we made those errors. We compensate to ourselves with
light. When we liberate light we have balanced ourselves internally.
End (1985).
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