Shedding Your Skin into True Happiness – 1
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Since the start of 2024, the number of people who have remembered the essence of life has begun to increase noticeably.
Such people have already grasped a universal happiness, an eternal happiness that will never again be swayed by anything or anyone.
Let me say it again: the key to reaching that state is to let go of the same old memory that says “the physical body is the human being, and I and others are separate beings,” recognizing, “This is not my thought.”
This “letting go of memory” is the very key to grasping true happiness.
Because memory is precisely what has kept creating a destiny that is a rehash of the past.
When you think about it carefully, ideas like what you can and can’t do, or what you have and don’t have, are views derived from memory.
People who have few such snap judgments about themselves widen the range of their limits and don’t give up the effort to can do what they couldn’t do.
On the other hand, when one’s snap judgments about oneself are strong, it takes time to break the shell of the ego, and it’s easy to get lost in a narrow world.
Not even a big matter like changing the world, but even something as small as changing themselves, human beings have a hard time doing as they wish.
Unless each person starts by changing themselves, the world as a whole will not get better.
For that, it is essential to start by exploring human nature, the essence of life.
However, for many of Earth’s people, that very thing has become the first hurdle.
Why has it turned out that way?
The cause lies in a lack of the nourishment needed to make the flower of life bloom.
To put it simply, that nourishment is all the many kinds of experiences in life, the sweet and the bitter included.
“I don’t understand how other people feel.” “I can’t think about things from someone else’s point of view.” “I can’t look down on the whole.” “I always end up being self-centered.”
Such states of mind are a necessary passage for each person on Earth on the way to reviving the sacred.
No one becomes a fine person without passing through this process.
Those who are now living with wholehearted gratitude are all people who have gone through such experiences to the full.
(To be continued)
