Being can't Help if we are not Conscious

Being can't Help if we are not Conscious - (3920)

We need help from our interior Divinity for so many things. We need help. We do the work alone. Every person who has finished the work, all the great masters had help.

As a general rule I find the more conscious we can be, the better state are in, and the more we are helping ourselves, and the more we are prepared to receive and understand the help that may come.

We at times want something magical. A magic wand to be waved, and all our troublesome, obscure thoughts and emotions made clear and understood...

We may get that help at the wave of a magic wand or maybe it appears in time or happens in a very different way or happens totally incognito...

Thinking, protesting, comparing, complaining doesn't help... This does not draw the help we need closer to us.

We have to try to make ourselves the most conscious that we can be to get that magic help we need.

To not think at all and to pray. Keeping our mind as clear as possible for as long as possible is the best advice we can give ourselves.

Do it all day long if necessary...

We must also do our part, search, investigate, understand, clear our mind, keep calm, keep upright and keep constant. If we are the opposite of these things it is so hard that the help we need can come to us consciously, as a revelation, as light, as a bolt comprehension... Instead it may come as pain...

End (3920).

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