Raising the Dimension of What Makes Your Life Worth Living (Part 2)
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★Raising the dimension of what makes your life worth living
On the other hand, even if what has given your life meaning has been rooted in small self-satisfaction, that’s the past, up until this very moment. From now on you can step up to an altruistic reason for living as much as you like.
Raise the dimension of what makes your life worth living.
You can surely accomplish that, just by how you use your own consciousness.
Whether you think “I can” or not, whether you resolve “I’ll show I can do it” or not—that crossroads of choice and decision is always this very moment, the moment that keeps passing and arriving.
Once you make that choice and decision in a single instant, all that’s left is to carry it out.
If you carry it out, the dimension of what makes your life worth living will be raised.
Even if you resolve once, put it into action, and stumble, that’s no big deal.
If you keep taking on the challenge again and again without giving up, you will surely escape the cage of habitual thoughts.
And if, as we mentioned before, you find your reason for living in working for the coexistence of all living things, nature, and humanity, and live devoting your mind and body to the peace and tranquility of the Earth, then we can say that what makes your life worth living embodies the consciousness of the Deities in your physical body.
Such people have already graduated from being “human” without even noticing it, and are living the life of a “hito”—in Japanese, the word for “person” can be written with characters meaning “where the spirit stays.”
In our interpretation, the Japanese word for human being, ningen, written with the characters for “person” and “gap,” describes a state in which there is a gap between the person and life.
It is a state in which something is missing between life and yourself.
The Japanese word manuke—literally “the gap is missing” or “missing the in-between,” used to mean a fool—refers to a state in which there is a gap between the true body of life and the physical body.
So people in whom that gap has disappeared, who live the sacred consciousness of life itself, have already begun to take their first steps as true people.
And when someone lives not as a “human” with a gap, but as a person who is the consciousness of the Deities itself, we can say they have already begun to walk their life as a member of Cosmic Humanity.
In this way, if you take a fresh look at yourself through what gives your life meaning now, you can gauge for yourself how far your evolution of consciousness has progressed.
Without having to ask anyone.
If everything you think, say, and do concerns only the whole world, only the evolution of humanity, only the manifestation of truth, only the harmony of all things in creation, then there’s nothing more to say.
So that the day comes even one day sooner when everyone’s reason for living is rooted there, please lead humanity’s Divine Spark by putting it into practice yourself. (The End)
