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Hard Part is the Base of it All - (3335)

Where the hard work for us, is, is in creating or laying down the foundations.

A lot of work has to be done, and that work is always the hardest.

Usually the foundation is the hardest and strongest part of any structure. Just like a building, the foundation is a thick, steel reinforced concrete slab.


It is always harder in the beginning, in nearly everything...

In human matters, in business, in academic studies, in life, in a job, in relationships, etc. the beginning is usually the hardest.

For us in the work we have to lay down the foundation through the action of definition. 

To have worked enough, even though we certainly have not dissolved the ego yet, but we are really determined to die in all the egos and we know enough about the essence, the Law, the path and the inner Being to just be able to go for it - is a good level of definition - a good foundation.

This is how we create a channel and a future for ourselves. With this created, we can in earnest begin to become an investment or a promise for the Masters of the White Lodge, the Law and the Being.

The help will then come to us, for us to steady and steadfastly progress.

End (3335).

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