'For the Few' when not Understood Well

'For the Few' when not Understood Well - (3181)

'For the few', when not understood well creates some ideas in a person that are not very helpful for the work on themselves.

We can think that the spiritual work is too hard for us, that it is for certain others. That we are too weak, not spiritually cultured enough, not intelligent enough or just not capable. We may think that the work is very elitist.

We then also think that it is not for others as well and that others will not succeed it either. We usually export our believes and impose them on others.

Well it is all relative...

For the few is to be understood relatively and not taken to extremes where we think that we are not capable.

If we think we are not capable we don't really try with enough vigour and heart to break through. Our mind blocks our heart. The heart of everyone is powerful and everyone's heart can move the Law.

It is meant in the sense that it is not for the masses... But for a relative few - that is a small percentage of the large number in the masses.

On other planets everyone works for the self-realization and gets it. So the 'for the few' does not really apply for those planets.

Everyone has an essence and a Being and so really anyone can do the work. It is a natural function of anyone's own essence and consciousness.If someone does not get it today they will get it at some point in the future.

Also what stops us from succeeding in the work has been created by ourselves anyway. All of our karma and all of our egos are our very own creation. And we think that we can not undo what we have created - this does not make sense really - but if someone created something that same someone can un-create it.

End (3181).

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