like a handful of dust.
“You reap what you sow,”
the best proverb - it’s mine, you know.
The mansions may stand for generations,
but they rarely witness true love’s vibrations!
How many get caught up by material things,
and fortunes are spent on the upkeep of bling.
Don’t believe everything that the older folks say;
they too met with failure along the way.
Don’t look at the straight road ahead askance; living your own life deserves a chance.
Translation: Oh boy, oh boy, old truth, old ploy
04 | Why is the prophet worthless in his own land ...
04 | Why is the prophet worthless
in his own land - why is the proletariat worth
everything in its own land?
It must be a lack of self-love
that brings out the misfortune in us,
to make us lean on other people.
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone?
The more you know people,
the more you know those things
that people are too rash to call mistakes -
the principle of the mirror shows us
however only an inconsistency we carry within us.
A misfortune within us, something that is not fortunate,
naturally persists longer and more steadily in its own land.
Standing in the way of another person - no matter what he is trying to do -
certainly means standing in your own way,
the world does a good job of blocking itself.
Not accepting the power of creation that another person harbors
certainly means not accepting creation,
not accepting the creator.
Leaning on the supposed mistakes of another is free-riding pure.
Not seeing or accepting another’s talents
and thus labeling him as commonplace, innocuous, below you,
not able to understand his own creative power,
this gives control-minded people a feeling of security -
the path of fear - the feeling of superiority.
It is not love that presumes a person was sent
from the creator without talents -
it is not love, when you believe you are worth more than another -
it is not love when you ignore the talents of another -
no one comes without talents -
talents are not only insignias of power formed in metal -
talents are a gift of God -
no one came empty -
you don’t need to be afraid of this -
we are all equally valuable -
everyone who lives his talents is a prophet -
Talents are the sign of God’s grace - the grace of God is surely always worth everything - everyone is a prophet who lives out his talents, a witness to the grace of God.
05 | It is what it is
The world is what it is,
so simple, yes, so laughably simple.
Down to the least possible denominator God designs us,
with our being the chance appears.
The chance for us to materialize in ourselves what He is: love!
It is what it is, and it moves forward perpetually.
The reflection of Him in us, from us and from us out into the world.
It is what it is, and it perpetually moves forward and free will gives us the never-ending opportunity to increase it.
The It that He is!
It is what it is, it extends even to developing the heart! Up, up to the mountain peaks! It is what it is, Tabor speaks!
It is what it is. He is. Love is!
06 | The crutch
The world is what we see, but also what we don’t see -
the invisible world. That, which we don’t see, we make and form
into a partially manifested matter, through our words and thoughts.
In the beginning there was thought and thought was with God
and thought was God.
The thought became also flesh and lived among us.
He is risen - Happy Easter!
JESUS IS LIVING - HE IS AROUND US - HE IS IN US - WE ARE IN JESUS
HE IS - IMAGINE LOVE!
It was he whom God sent to us, in order to transform the manifest and partially
manifested matter in us and around us into love - he is, the transformer.
When God sent us JESUS CHRIST, He sent a CRUTCH,
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