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The Very Top of Our Tree is Connected to the Very Bottom Roots - (2195)

Look at a Tree

We see that when a tree grows it has to extend its roots deeper into the earth to find extra moisture and nutrients to make its new growth possible.

Growth or movement upwards is connected to growth or movement downwards in trees, and believe it or not within human beings.

Why you may be asking. The answer is by the law of duality and by the fact that we also have a tree like structure (tree of life) within our inner constitution.

That's the Why of Major Scandal and Great Redemption

This explains to us very clearly why there are those cases of highly spiritual people that all of a sudden go very astray ending in scandal. 

As they were ascending they were faced the deepest and strongest parts of their abyss, and they were simply overcome. 

This also explains to us those cases of those who were leading very degenerated lives and after some special happening in their life they turned everything around to lead a very spiritual life. 

Being at the very bottom of their own abyss or close to it, there was nothing more that they could see or do and so the only alternative once the learning from their consciousness was complete, was to take take all that wisdom that they have learnt and look up and travel towards the light.

There is the freedom in the Being with no ego and there is the freedom at the very bottom of degeneration. Imagine yourself as a homeless person on the streets who has seen it all and been through it all, there is nothing that can tempt him, humiliate him, scare him, he is free yet he is not with his Being. But he is so very close all he has to do is to convert of all of that experience into consciousness and do the work of dissolving the ego and creating the bodies and he will be there with his Being.

Duality

By duality when we are doing something the exact polar opposite appears. If one is focusing on sweetness and serenity in a certain event, then anger is there waiting in potential. Lust, fear, laziness, gluttony etc. is not waiting but the exact opposite of what we are focusing on and trying to strengthen.

So naturally, by duality when we are focusing on the heights the very depths are there waiting.


The Higher One Reaches the More Alert One Must Be and the More Difficult the Work Is

The following words are a summary of some of the things my marvelous has been saying lately. 

The higher one the more dangerous it is, the higher the height one can fall from. So naturally, the person at such heights has to be moire alert than ever because the very causes of one's egos and fall are present in the person's atmosphere. These egos are present precisely to be understood and dissolved. If one is not careful those egos can be strengthened and if they have been recently dissolved they can come back to life again.

End (2195).

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