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1.05.2014

Aim

Aim is needed when doing the Work. Formulated aim. Short aim, long aim. One aim I'm thinking of lately is the need to begin to 'see' life beyond physical death. To visualize it. To see it in actuality. We can't imagine things that are totally false. Analogy with what is around us can be used as well. Start seeing that higher world. The spiritual world. Spiritual existence. Whether solely in a spiritual body or in a glorified body. Use what Scripture depicts of Jesus after the resurrection.

This is a real aim to justify the effort of awakening. Third state, fourth state. Higher centers. It is a real goal to drive us on and pull us upward.

Posted by c.t. at 07:28