"The world is unsaved. The world is unsaved because the individual is
unsaved. The individual is unsaved because he or she will not allow himself
to hear the Truth about the human existence here on earth.
You're going to hear the Truth tonight. You're going to hear the
explanation. You're going to hear the explanation that you yourself have
not wanted to hear because it frightens you too much because _it_ is
terrified - the nature, the self, the mind from which you now live. That is
what is afraid.
Your real nature can't be afraid of Truth because it is the same thing as
Truth. It loves Truth.
You're very much afraid of looking at the facts for fear you will be afraid
of what you see. Now I want you to do something very special tonight. I
want you to hear the words, yes, you do that all the time. But I want you
to feel the talk as well as hear it. And you do that by making yourself
vulnerable. Do you know what that means?
It means you are not going to protect anything during this next forty-five
minutes. You're going to let whatever comes come inside you and do what it
wants to do, which, by the way, will make you healthy, will make you a
human being who can walk down the street and understand everything that's
going on in human society.
You'll be able to sort the pieces, you'll be able to understand why those
two men are standing there staring dully and talking dully to each other.
You'll understand why everyone is chasing around. You'll understand the
unsaved world because you are no longer a part of it and you know it
absolutely. You don't have to ask questions of anyone. The truth, the
witness, the evidence is all inside of you. I want you tonight to begin to
feel that fact for yourself.
So that you - among a thousand other rewards - so that you will enjoy
yourself, which you don't now; so that you will enjoy your life here on
earth, which has eluded you up to now; so that everything you know, you
will know effortlessly."
from a talk given 3/23/1988 V. H.'s Higher World - MP3 CD Volume 19, talk 458, track 1
Comments