What’s Wrong with Pleasure? – (1467)

I’ll Tell You

It only becomes is wrong or generates negative consequences when it crosses over a line. Before that it is ok in the sense that it does not generate negative consequences.

Eating a chocolate is a pleasure, eating another one is and another is but the fourth one makes us to feel a little queasy and if we keep going we end up feeling sick, don’t sleep well and put on some weight, all negative consequences in most people’s appreciation (if we are overweight already or are watching our weight but not if you are not overweight).

A very cunning fox (or coyote) is what we have to be. Know all the lines that there are in creation and not cross them.

Line Crossed

As soon as the line is crossed pleasure turns to regret or pain.

The trick is always to know where this line is. Sometimes we have to discern where it is and other times our own body tells us where it is. Sometimes our own psychology tells us where it is, when we begin to feel uneasy and anxious that is the line for us. Sometimes we don’t know and have to be told or taught. But we have to know, to not know is to be disadvantaged, but what is worse still, is to know and not follow through, not obey that knowledge of not crossing that line that we know exists.

Conclusion – There is a Line Everywhere in Creation

This applies to everything in creation, that is with everything that is within relativity and duality. This only does not apply within the unity or within the absolute where there is no relativity and duality.

The reason why this is, is because as an inherent property of relativity and duality is that one thing is good and stays good until the reference point changes and then it goes to the other side of duality, that is it becomes bad. The reference point is the line.

In conclusion, know well all the lines that there are in creation! It may take many lives to learn or know all these lines, but that is what is essential to have a complete knowledge of creation and to know the bad in the good and the good in the bad.

End (1467).