What the True Now Is (2)

What the True Now Is

(Continued from last time) “The true now” is a state of living thoughts, words, and deeds based on “a consciousness that creates a shining future.”

People who think about things with their consciousness pointed toward the past, using the past as the standard, or who live ruled by thought patterns based on memory, are all living in the past.

And people who grab only the surface of events and situations that appear and go back and forth, “it’s this, no, it’s that,” about good and bad and right and wrong, can also be said to be living in the past.

The future created by the thoughts, words, and deeds of people in that state of mind will, without exception, be a rehash of the past.

Do you understand?

That’s a state of going around in circles in the same place, right?

So they end up making, as always, destinies similar to before.

Because many people have kept repeating nothing but that, Earth until now has been in a state of no progress at all.

Just think about it.

The joys, angers, sorrows, and pleasures, the ways of emotional thought, of people thousands of years ago and people today haven’t changed at all.

Going back even further, you could say they haven’t changed since the days of Atlantis and Mu.

People don’t see their own lives and others’ lives as coming from the same source.

So, with thoughts that separate themselves from others, they end up getting absorbed in a game of grabbing from each other, based on their own convenience.

Even now, many of Earth’s humanity tend to be swept along by selfish thoughts that put first the interests and convenience of only those close to them: “As long as we’re fine, that’s enough. Never mind what happens to the rest,” right?

To live “the true now,” such selfish thoughts need to be sublimated into “an altruistic heart.”

A moment ago we said that “the true now” is a state of living thoughts, words, and deeds based on “a consciousness that creates a shining future,” right?

You could also call it “a state of mind aiming for great harmony,” based on an altruistic heart.

The most fundamental basis for that is to make a heart of gratitude standard equipment in your consciousness.

Generally, people who are interested in our talks have good hearts.

Those good people have hearts that are grateful for the existence and workings of nature.

And they also have hearts of gratitude toward every living being.

Then what do you think is the remaining element those people are missing? (To be continued)