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The Emotion for the Change - (1198)

Introduction

The right state towards the change in us, is to feel a very pleasant and positive disposition. We can sometimes feels it difficult, dry, lonely and bitter but definitely not all of the time. If we feel like that then we have most likely transformed our love of the work into a duty. Read on...

Just a note, the change in us is really about awakening and fixing inside of us the virtues or values of our own Being.


Avoid Transforming Love into a Duty

What we have to avoid is transforming love into a duty. We can transform a duty into love and we can transform love into a duty, we can go both ways. However we will face some difficulty in transforming the love lost to a duty, back to love again.

To get back that love we have to go back to what we loved and rekindle the flame. That love is there still, but weak it just needs rekindling.

Once something has become a duty, it proves quite difficult to transform it into love again. Be really watchful of not transforming love into a duty, if we have love for something, that is a precious gift,  we have a marvellous thing in our hands and we really really should look after it. Because as soon as we lose it everything related to it turns bitter.

We can choose to make the work, Gnosis a bed of rose petals or an uphill battle.

We have to not make our love turn into a duty!

It is our responsibility to choose what to make of it, a bed of rose petals or an uphill battle. Remember it is our responsibility not our missionary's or our friends. 

End (1198).

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