Inner Life Begins with the Fire

Inner Life Begins with the Fire - (5988)

An inner life that we become deeply a part of, begins in earnest when we awaken the fire. When we draw the sword of fire from the rock of sex.

An inner life is a lot like human life, where there is movement along a path towards higher and more advanced states of experience and responsibility.

Just hanging around allowing time to pass, travelling, coming and going, is not really a life in the sense of growth along a path. It is more like going around in circles.

That is essentially what the ego has us to do. It is just to hang around life after life returning to the same - therefore a circle.

We all say get a life, meaning get a purpose and follow it and be directly involved in the events of that life and forget about meddling with the lives of others. This is for sure a life and an inner life is exactly like that.

We can awaken and become very aware of our interior, speak to our Divine Mother regularly and see this and that part of the Being and know this and that about our future, however this is still not the same as being part of a series of events along the inner path of our Monad.

It is one thing to be an active member of a club than to just know about the existence of the club and some of its activities.

With the fire our Inner Being awakens it's life in us.

The development and ascent of that fire is the path, and the path is the development of the life of the Being within us with all its events, which is the same really as a deep and true inner life.

Creation begins with the fire of life operating over the waters of life...

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