Let’s Live Toward the Very Essence of Oneness

★The Virtue of Tolerance

“The virtue of tolerance,” which tends to be lost in modern society, is the very root of ascended, sacred life-consciousness.

People who tend to see everything critically ignore their own faults and only nitpick about others, right?

Do you think such a consciousness shows how a person should be?

Sharp as you are, you probably understand: people who tend to spend all their time criticizing and blaming others are bothered only by others’ smells, never noticing the smell coming from themselves.

It’s also a state of pretending not to see their own complexes.

Such people, before going on and on about others’ smells, truly need to neutralize their own smell first, aim to become someone who doesn’t make others sense any foul smell, and polish themselves above all.

People who don’t nitpick about others can be tolerant even of others’ odd smells because the stench of “thought habits that have strayed from divinity” doesn’t drift from them.

From a standpoint stuck to the physical body, you’d probably think, “If I don’t smell, wouldn’t others’ smells bother me more?”

But when it comes to human thoughts, words, and deeds, that’s exactly the opposite way of thinking.

When there’s no cause within you, even if your five physical senses detect something, thoughts of criticism and blame don’t well up about it in particular.

On the other hand, when the same kind of odd smell is stuck inside you, you’re made to react excessively, oversensitively, when you detect it in someone else’s thoughts, words, and deeds.

★Toward the Very Essence of Oneness, Seeing Everything as About Yourself

What you should do, understanding this principle, is this: whenever you think something about another person’s thoughts, words, and deeds, see it all as about yourself, dispatch a consciousness-vibration survey team into the inner universe in your heart, and look closely at your own inner self.

Then you’ll understand the truth.

As long as a person sees what they feel about others as someone else’s business, their evolution of consciousness has a hard time advancing.

And yet, because they don’t understand this, they separate themselves from others, stir up the karma of calculation and judgment, “that’s good, this is bad,” “I like this, I hate that,” keep themselves in a narrow boundary of consciousness, and see everything as bad yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Don’t you think that’s a waste?

Whether you take things in a good way or a bad way, the cause is always nothing more than projecting and seeing your own inner self.

And yet people think others are bad and they themselves aren’t.

If everyone were like that, it’s clearer than day that a world where only such people lived could never become a harmonious world.

So if people wish to live happily, they must not separate themselves from others and spend all their time judging others; they must see everything as about themselves and draw close to the very essence of oneness.