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For the Dignity of the Being - Rectitude - (3447)

I think if we have the work and we understand that we have the work, today can be a day to focus on giving dignity to our inner Being.

To day-dream, and many other things, I feel is to lower the dignity of our inner Being. 

When we see someone dreaming, smiling to themselves, with far away eyes, their essence is clouded over. The essence is absent and as the essence is the only one that can impart dignity to our inner Being, the dignity and valour that comes from facing life is eclipsed like a solar eclipse.

By fronting up to life with the essence we have the many chances to give dignity to our inner Being. 

Our actions of rectitude or similar give dignity to our inner Being.

When someone is angry, desperate, upset, reacting, arguing, chasing another, giving themselves to unnecessary material pursuits the dignity of the inner Being is in a lowered state. 

Sometimes it is good to have in mind the dignity of our inner Being. Especially when we have been identified.

Still having ego, however, we must be careful. Doing this too much makes it mechanical and we can strengthen our pride, and create a terrible unapproachable arrogance.

End (3447).

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