Once upon a time in a country - and I won't tell you what it was - there was a man named Binda. One morning this man woke up and could no longer lift his head, but he continued to remain with his head completely bent forward and heavy.
He was a fairly old man who lived alone in the house; he was poor, had no friends and had no relatives, so he didn't bother to go to the doctor because “I'm old now, what can I do about it? You see, I am destined to end my days in this way! " it was said.
The dedication to the journey determines the nature of what one receives
In carrying out the research in his life, made to understand the various questions that arise from time to time, the individual struggles in the whys that he cannot dissolve, to unravel, falling between tortuous networks from which the exit seems to move away. increasingly; and then questions arise on the reason for pain, on the reason for life, on the reality or otherwise of a God, on the randomness of everything that one lives, and so on.
Reincarnation: Short Lives 2 (IF22)
Philosophical teaching 22
Then there are the cases of those who die at a very young age, at an early age. And almost always these entities reincarnate very quickly, not because - as some sources say - this entity has had a life interrupted and therefore must resume what it did not accomplish in the previous life (as if the next life were the continuation of that one). previous), no, this is absolutely not true, but simply because having been a very short life, the interval between death and the next life is necessarily short, since they have little to understand from what they lived.
Separativeness is the breeding ground for the ego
You who are at the beginning of something you don't know yet,
don't make the same mistake that
many other men have committed before you,
do not look for a particular path
because there is no particular way
leading to what you are looking for,
The search for man as a rediscovery of oneself
My son,
what io I mean by research it is perhaps more rightly denominated as "rediscovery":
rediscovery of yourself, of your true "Be", Of what lies within you,
buried but not silent,
submerged but uncompromising,
elusive yet as concrete as and perhaps more than what your hands now hold,
now they grab, now they strike, now they caress.
Reincarnation: the evolution of the individual, the epochs, the frequency 1 (IF21)
Philosophical teaching 21
Let us deal a little more closely with the problem of the incarnation.
Every time we started this talk we noticed that those who listened to our words were triggered by the curiosity to know and to know what their experiences had been in the course of previous lives; we have always thought it right not to talk to you about these things because we think that knowing what one has been is of no use at all, in fact knowing it can certainly satisfy the curiosity of the moment, but it cannot certainly enrich the individual inside. comes to know, and the main purpose of our talk is precisely to make the individual grow internally.
Everything happening is for our evolution
Peace to you, son and brother, to you who in the course of your life believe you will encounter a thousand difficulties,
and peace to you too, son and brother, who believe, in the course of your life, never to encounter any difficulties.
Peace to you too, son and brother, who shed tears when tears shouldn't be shed.
And peace to you too, son and brother, who feel the hardness in you that prevents your eyes from letting out those tears that could be the true source of liberation for you.
Spiritual teaching can be scary
"The best defense is attack" is one of the many sayings that popular wisdom has created to express particular situations, particular moments, in which an individual can find himself in the course of his existence.
In reality this saying actually has a certain wisdom in it, so much so that it has been taken - more or less consciously - and used on the most varied occasions. This happens, for example, when - to remain within our competence - the members of the Circle read the words we address to them.