Honesty the Highest Power

Honesty the Highest Power - (3139)

Master Samael said in a recording of an informal talk that he gave in Mexico, that the highest power is with the honest man.

An honest man is the man who abides by the Law and has worked within the Law and has achieved all that he has by the Law.

We can rest easy if what we want to achieve is done by the Law. That makes sense to say that.

A person who is honest and has acted by the Law is one that will not be touched by the Law. Because the Law does not need to collect anything from him/her and he/she owes nothing to the Law.

The Law then will not delay, take away, humiliate, confuse or thwart him/her in anything.

If such a person wants something then it can be conceded, as nothing is owed to the Law. The person must work but nothing will stop hat results of that work from bearing fruit.

It is good to know that there is always that potentiality of owing something to the Law which could come from any actions that contravene the Law.

Coming back down to earth we have karma, to rest easier and safer, it is logical that we have to not accrue more debt and simply work to pay what we have.

Even though it is hard to be an honest person, it is on the inside a lot more rewarding. Only when we go to the outside is being an honest person seemingly boring, slow, long, stupid and inconvenient and cowardly.

At least trying to be honest resurrects some latent qualities in a person’s essence. Qualities to do with will and inner strength.

End (3139).

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