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Transformation of Impressions Crystallizes Virtues - (5049)

If we were to transform impressions all the time, that is at every moment we receive an impression needing transforming, we would change at a rapid pace.


We would nourish tremendously our consciousness and our Inner Being. Our Inner Being is nourished from our transformation of impressions. The love that we make from transforming an impression nourishes our Inner Being.


To transform impressions exercises the virtues, and in exercising teh virtues they are strengthened and brought more and more into our psyche and therefore into our life here in the physical world.


In a single act of transforming an impression there is a shopping trolley full of values being put to work. One is sacrifice, one is consciousness, another is gratitude, humility, trust, patience, and of course love, faith and hope.   


Transforming impressions crystallises the values in our psyche. To such an extent that after transforming so many impressions we develop a new structure within our psche that naturally automatically calls forth the value needed to transform the impressions being received.


In short, actively transform lots of impressions! To transform impressions is to get our daily bread, which is the nourishment for our heavenly Father. We are given impressions to transform so that we can nourish our Father in secret - our Inner Being.


End (5049).

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