Purity Posts: 4.) Ways Towards It

Purity Posts: 4.) Ways Towards It - (3893)

There is purity in a human being in the global sense. That is a very difficult thing, that is when the essence is all free and the consciousness is all awake.

Tehre is also a global kind of purity that refers to Jesod, the waters of life. I will talk about that in subsequent posts.

There is purity in a moment, in an act, in an activity, in thinking, in feeling, in a particular area of our life such as the use of the word, doing business, helping someone, concentrating, relationships etc.

This kind of purity we can get to.

Huge pure diamond from Kenya. Needs polishing though.
Nature does not polish

What really concerns us is how to get to it.

We can get to it in a few ways. One way is to elevate things up to the realm of spirituality. Which means to see the spiritual aspect of the issue and keep oneself in that side of the issue while dealing with the human side. The spiritual aspect by nature is pure.

The other way is to bring your consciousness and see the line of purity and impurity. Then stay in the pure zone by sending back all foreign subconscious elements. Being clear or clean of the grey or dark subconscious elements which are often vested interests etc.

Then we have to die in those out of place foreign subconscious elements.

There are many implements of purity, the main one is light. Honesty is also an implement of purity, because it is light and light is needed to separate the impure from the pure to create a pure zone.

End (3893).

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