Raising Comparison in Dimension

“Comparison” That Throws the Heart Out of Harmony

There are people who compare themselves with others and heave a sigh of lament: “That person can do it. But I can’t. Oh, how I envy them.”

We think using your consciousness that way is such a waste. In the world up to now, though, it was in a sense unavoidable.

That’s because all the adults around them guided children based on their own experience of doing just that, and the next generation, having made it their natural recognition, forced it on the generation after, over and over.

And so a society where the strong eat the weak took shape on Earth.

If there are people who see themselves as weak and others as strong, then “the reverse is also true”: there are also people who see themselves as strong and look down on others as weak, right?

The winners glorify it with the pretty phrase “friendly rivalry.” The voices of the losers are always buried under the fallen leaves of the subconscious.

Earth’s humanity has done this for generation after generation.

Through reincarnation, trying to settle those accounts, victims were reborn as the ones doing harm, and the ones doing harm were reborn as victims.

But in reality, the threads of destiny got more and more tangled, knotted and knotted, until things reached a point where there was no way forward.

In truth, whether you can or can’t do something, whether your grades are good or bad, whether you’re better than others or not, is only a tiny part of a human being.

And yet the people of Earth mistook these values they’d been conditioned into as if they were the be-all and end-all, became convinced that “winning the competition is what makes you a winner in life,” and lived in a seesaw game of setbacks and one-upmanship.

Everyone living within the framework of modern society grits their teeth and endures even when they’re made to believe that white is black, desperately trying not to step outside the framework of this world.

That’s really strange when you think about it, but there are cases where, if you don’t, you and your whole family could end up on the street.

“Comparison” That Brings the Heart into Harmony

The time has come, so I’ll say it plainly: it’s about time you graduated from the habit of comparing yourself with others to decide what’s good and bad.

Because what matters is to polish and raise yourself up and make your own a divine consciousness that won’t waver no matter what happens.

A skillful way of using comparison for that is to compare your own degree of growth along the axis of time.

With everyone else comparing themselves with others, you may feel it’s hard to be the only one who does it this way.

But it’s something inside your heart, so you can do it without holding back for anyone.

At school and at work, grades and evaluations are thrust at you as clear numbers, but first, let’s try not to place value on them.

When you have your own axis of evaluation based on objective facts, whether or not you’re growing, you can do that.

Even if you feel you just can’t resist outside evaluations, if you keep going without giving up on being true to yourself, either you’ll gain the kind of ability that convinces everyone in that organization, or an environment that suits you perfectly will appear before you and you’ll move there.

But what truly matters is to keep practicing so that you acquire a well-rounded, whole humanity.

When, before long, a new civilization completely different from anything before unfolds on Earth, a time will come when you understand the true meaning of what we’re telling you now.

And you’ll think:

“I’m so glad I didn’t give up.”