What shines for you with deceptive gleam?
Deceptive gleam means things that shine and seem to indicate the happiness and triumph of the soul, but in reality they do not.
They appear to be representative of something real but in reality represent something else.
I'll give some examples of deceptive gleam.
• A person who owns a Lamborghini is not a God.
• A person with many university degrees may not know everything about him or herself.
• An attractive looking person may not be a good person or a conscious person.
• Having lots of money does not mean you are a good or happy person.
• Being poor does not mean you are a humble or more conscious person.
• Having suffered a lot does not mean you are wise or deserve a praise.
• Having a big house a very expensive shiny wedding ring, constant overseas trips does not you have a happy marriage.
• Occupying a powerful position does not mean that the person has power over his or her own egos.
• A very muscly and fit person is one that may not be strong psychologically.
The list can go on and on...
Of course none of these examples may apply but at least the concept has been conveyed and we now have enough of a guide to find out in our particular worlds what shines for us with deceptive glean.
We must know that what shines for us with deceptive gleam is that which we one day, with our own consciousness, must clear from our way.
These things are removed naturally when our consciousness discovers the deception.
End (4896).
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