Succession of routines and social obligations
admin September 14th, 2009
Too many people today have already accepted their limitations as permanent. They look at their lives and say, “This is my best. This is good enough.” They just follow blindly and emptily through a succession of routines and social obligations. They look at the troubles of the world and say, “There is nothing I can do.” These are the sleepwalkers of humanity. Unless they can wake up and realize their real potential, they are essentially already dead. The denial of one’s own infinite power is one of the greatest sources of misery in the world, and many people are tragically caught in the trap of believing in truncated, shrunken versions of themselves.
At times, it may indeed appear to you as though the world is spiraling downward. And in fact, it is not certain that we will ultimately make the right choices to ensure our collective survival. However, there is a tremendous amount of hope to be had. Humanity is awakening.
I know you are not one of the sleepwalkers. You are waking up, and you can see the vibrant beauty of the world around you, a world with which you are one, a world that you can also help create. But you must not sit in bed wondering what to do with your day.