The Age of Good People (Part 2)

(Continued from last time)

If you think about it a little calmly, you’ll see.

A world this badly tangled up can’t possibly be saved just by one or two saviors appearing.

We understand the feeling of wishing for that, but the world changes from a much deeper place.

Suppose a savior with superhuman, transcendent power appeared and, by force, made the world’s every problem and humanity’s quarrels submit and stop.

Now, what do you think would become of the Earth world after that?

Do you think it could move on to a new world with a grand, happy ending?

Yes, that’s right.

Exactly: it would repeat the same mistakes.

That wouldn’t be real change.

Unless the people of Earth themselves change, the world of Earth will never truly get better.

For that reason, right now, in one corner of the Earth world, an activity that supports the revival of the divinity that has dwelt within all humanity is quietly spreading.

What’s amazing about you among all of Earth’s humanity is that although you’re doing tremendously great work, you have no wish at all to show it off, and you devote yourselves to being the unseen support beneath the floor.

A truly good person is someone who can always offer their own heart and body and give their utmost sincerity for the sake of the world and of others.

In the world until now, just as Dr. Tetsu Nakamura’s life was taken only recently, there have been few examples of such ways of living being rewarded. But from now on, it will be different.

The age of profiting by using others as stepping stones is coming to an end.

A way of living that, driven by the instinct of self-preservation, tries to protect oneself even at the cost of harming others will no longer work.

Already, the curtain has risen on the true age of good people, and the age of divine love has begun in parts of the world, right?

In such a world, how deep and wide a person’s love is will be in perfect proportion to how happy they are.

It’s good to remember that from now on, the less self-interest a person has, the more they can live in an unwavering happiness.

Whether you can live as you wish in the age ahead depends first and foremost on whether you can dissolve and spread yourself into the great ocean of life and make the way of the great ocean your own. So practice as you go, increasing, even by a minute or two, the time you can live with the divine heart as your own.

Then, before long, youcan rightly see the divinity dwelling in everything and live a way of life that makes it real. (The End)