I believe God wants you to know that mastery is not measured
by the number of terrible things you eliminate from your life, but by the
number of times you eliminate calling them terrible.
The Buddha brought suffering onto himself, to look into the face of it, to see if he was that, and, if not, to see who he then was. Jesus allowed himself to be crucified, to demonstrate who he was. And what do you think you are doing here?
Why bother with this relative world if not to know yourself in your own experience? And how else to do that except through the encountering of that which you are not? www.CWGPortal.com
The Buddha brought suffering onto himself, to look into the face of it, to see if he was that, and, if not, to see who he then was. Jesus allowed himself to be crucified, to demonstrate who he was. And what do you think you are doing here?
Why bother with this relative world if not to know yourself in your own experience? And how else to do that except through the encountering of that which you are not? www.CWGPortal.com
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