The Outside Is the Inside, and the Inside Is the Outside (5/8)
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(Continued from last time)
★For a mature soul, nothing is someone else’s business
At the beginning of the previous talk, we said, “If you can let go of the ‘thoughts of the physical individual self’ that you believe to be you, you can express the essence of divinity in your own being,” didn’t we?
This is where that talk and this one connect.
And this “the outside is the inside, and the inside is the outside” can also be applied to polishing your consciousness (yourself) in more familiar, everyday life.
We may have talked about this before, but it’s related to “the outside is the inside, and the inside is the outside,” so let’s touch on it.
It’s about turning around the feelings you have toward other people and the world and feeling them again as your own matter.
By doing that, you can also use it to discover and let go of the “fixations” and “assumptions” that had taken up residence in you, right?
What you thought was outside was actually inside, and “what was inside was flipped around and appearing outside”: that was the [true picture of the feelings] you have had toward other people and society in “this world.”

This is such a direct, blunt truth that only people whose vibrational sphere of consciousness has widened to some degree can understand it.
If you tell this fact to someone who isn’t there yet, a typhoon of ego emotions of self-protection will arise in their heart.
That is, the ego that they believe to be themselves, trying to preserve its own existence, may turn self-protection into an urge to attack.
There’s an old saying: “Teach the Way according to the person.”
We’re telling you this because your soul is great enough that your heart won’t be disturbed by hearing it.
Your soul’s vibrational sphere has already widened enough to accept the truth common to the whole universe, and in practice, too, you are putting your mind and body to work for the harmony of the greater universe. (To be continued)






