Description

Adjusting our attitude to the attitude constantly coming at us from the outside is the work in equalizing ourselves with Nature.

Transcript

Since we as humans don’t really feel how our inner states affect the levels of life below us, nor really do we have to, all we need to be aware of is our feeling states and how they work in our relationship to the world around us, that is, to people around us, to situations, the situations of our life. And that’s what the equalization of the inner pressure of the desire and the outer pressure of a law is really about.

We learned that in the story of “The Guest and the Host” that the way in which we can perceive what these laws are and to equalize with them, is to be concerned not with the gift, that is, the event itself, but with the Giver—what is the thought behind the event and the circumstances that we find ourselves in at any given time and what is our attitude towards that?