EGO IS MAN'S STAGNATION - Julius Fann, Jr

People around the world share the same basic needs: the same fears, hope, desire, dreams in their seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, smelling, thinking logic, and reflecting on both the thoughts they've encountered and those they've formed while navigating the journey between birth and death.

These tendencies are natural for all mankind. Every action and event people engage in branches out into various experiences that expand knowledge, desires, goals, and both tolerable and intolerable lusts. The reality of a profound realization is that the ideas set in motion by the human mind are not the true essence of oneself and cannot be denied or taken back. Once the ship sets sail in the mind, it leaves the dock behind and ventures into the rivers, seas, and oceans of inevitability. From that moment, a person’s sense of depth is awakened, and the winds of thought shift dramatically. Whether viewed through rejection or acceptance, one cannot deny that what has come upon them is their own, and they now recognize the dual probing of their ego as the source of stagnation. As a result, a genuine shift has occurred.

No one can confuse God with anything when only God is in this place. Has no one told you God sits on the circle of the earth and "the earth is the Lord's, the fullness thereof, the world and they that dwell therein."

This is our kindship of relativism. It is telling us we are standing on Holy Ground continuously. Everything we see is of the earth, inclusive of its atmosphere and every individual, which is saying everything is Holy. But if one has not come to themselves and stepped into their essence, we are told "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." It is one's ignorance that keeps them believing they are not the sons and daughters of God.

Maybe it is an assumption one reverts to in the middle of nowhere when they can see no further than the inside of their eyelids. When one refuse to delve into the invisibility of their depth they toy with the acceptance of their outer objective visions and inner subjective feelings believing such are their security of light.  Their everyday suffering and struggles are to keep their sanity sane. But it is their challenging them not to become stable and but judgmental in the truth of not answering the question "who told you, you were naked."   

Never give power to anything a person believes is their source of strength - jufa