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Make your Work Consciousness! – (2433)

Would You Work On Yourself if you were alone on the Earth?

If the answer honestly is an immediate yes, then congratulations. You have the work deep within you independent of anything or anyone else.

Would You Work On Yourself if Master Samael Appeared and Said Gnosis is All False?

If the answer honestly is an immediate yes, then congratulations. You have the work deep within you independent of anything or anyone else.


Remove External Reference Points for Your Work

When we work on ourselves because we are tired of our suffering, and we are tired of being who we are and we honestly want a change then we have made our work consciousness.

When the reference point for our own work is our own consciousness we have made the work consciousness and obviously when this takes place in us we will work on ourselves despite any external factor.

Conclusion

We just need to make our own work consciousness then we will always be in peace with the work.

Everything has to be made consciousness, anything that is not, perishes and withers away, without being taken advantage of.

The work is not outside you, it is inside you, it is inside your own consciousness. Your own happiness is not in Master Samael’s Being but in your own Being. The work is yours, it is only ever yours, and when it is not yours, it is only a dream, a difficult dream at that.

End (2433).

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