April 1, 2020-
The past month has been a time of highs and lows, for me,as for many others. While I am gravely concerned with the rampage of Coronavirusdisease 2019, the lows did not stem primarily from the pandemic. They were more psychic in nature, as several who claimed to be in tune with an elevated state of mind revealed themselves, especially these past few days, to be as hobbled with political intrigue and conspiracy theory, as the most troubled among my friends.
Trust comes hard for me, for reasons too varied to describe in this post. I have long sought after those who have a clear view of the Universe as a whole, and of the essentially spiritual nature of humans. Baha’u’llah, His Teachings and the Faith being built in His Name have given me that comfort. I likewise feel close to those who understand and embrace the essential Teachings of Christ, Moses, Mohammad, Gautama Siddhartha, Krishna and of the Spirit Guides of ages even further back than our present historical records can fathom.
There have been those who claim knowledge of deeper spiritual truths, but my trust in them has been broken by their fallback into addiction, profanity, a judgmental stance towards others and a claim of superiority. I do not judge them in kind, but neither can I place my trust in their pronouncements.
Thankfully, those coming from a Higher Realm give all the assurance that I need, in order to press on with what their messages tell me I must do- Stay in place and serve humanity now, and work farther afield, when the crises afflicting us at present are abated.
Maturity is knowing your own self and being mindful of whom we put our allegiance.
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Yes, sometimes one wants to believe in another, more than that other deserves.
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Trust is a valuable commodity that is not held in high regard by many. Trust should be given easily but once broken takes a very long time to repair (if ever).
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I have been fortunate to have reclaimed the trust of those I’ve wronged, in thankfully rare occasions of losing focus.
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