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The Beautiful Maiden And The Woodchopper
Once there was a beautiful princess maiden who lived in a castle upon a mountain. She radiated her happiness in being the fairest in all the land and looked out over the valley in jubilation as she gloried in her beauty. All the people in the land were happy and sang while they worked in their homes and fields. There was plenty for all and everyone shared in the gory of the beauty bestowed on them.
One day a handsome count from another land came to the adored maiden's castle. The maiden greeted him dressed in her most beautiful gown and jewels. But alas, the count showed no attention to her glowing beauty and even yawned at her humorous stories.
The princess was shattered at the lack of attention paid her and stormed to her room in displeasure. As he stood in front of her mirror and gazed upon her beauty, she thought, "perhaps I am not the fairest in all the land after all." The reflection in the mirror changed before her and she no longer saw the beautiful princess that she once was. Now the mirror reflected a plane maiden of no special attributes. The maiden became very distraught and mournful and she locked herself away so others would not see her lost beauty.
The castle became very gloomy as the beauty that was once there no longer showed itself. One by one the servants that once attended her departed. By and by the maiden was all alone in her agony. Huge vines covered the castle and the peoples memory of the maiden was no more. Only an ugly unkempt castle stood where happiness and beauty once reigned. The people no longer sang and danced but fought and bickered all the day long. Gloom beset the land as the years passed in slow procession.
One stormy eve a gentle man of great stature that had been working in the nearby woods stopped at the castle and took refuge inside. The gentle wood-worker came upon the maiden hidden away in a dingy room and seeing her great plight befriend her. He ask of her, "how is it that a maiden of such beauty is shut away like this?" The maiden lowered her head and spoke of the many years of rejection by the people of the land as they had perceived her ugliness. She no longer radiated the beauty that once was.
The wood-worker took her by the hand and said, "I cannot except this tale of grief for you are surly the fairest in all the land." In my travels throughout the valleys and woods, I have only heard tales of one so fair that the heart of the sun beat only for her. This maiden had disappeared one day and all in the land grieved for the sight of her beauty. Fear and remorse had crept into the hearts of the people and there no longer was trust amongst neighbors.
In hearing this sad account of sweeping change the maiden broke down and begin to weep. She confessed she had unknowingly yet selfishly let her loss of self demeanor effect the people of the land. She had not known that her actions would bring hardship to others.
The wood-worker gently and softly replied, "my dear maiden, you are surly the fairest maiden in all the land once again for your heart is now true and your beauty has returned." The maiden looked in the dusty mirror and was astonished to find such beauty. She rushed to her balcony and gazed over the land. As she stood gleaming in the sunlight the people saw her beauty and once again confidence was restored. Song and dance was every where and the people was happy.
The gentle wood-worker ask the maiden for her hand in marriage and she replied "you have helped me see the true nature of myself. I would be honored to spend my days with one so wise." They were married and every one in the land rejoiced.
Life is a perception of who is living it
Life is not a fairy tale. People know there is good side but are all too willing to believe the bad side of any situation. When self-doubt creeps into a thought the thought is in jeopardy of failure. While thought is the first step toward action, no action can be completed without faith in its completion. True faith comes only when doubt is absent. Faith is knowing an end result as a truth. Again, "if you can't believe it you can't conceive it or receive it."
Every action requires believability before it can become an action.
This can pertain to negative as well as positive, the law does not know one from the other. It is your responsibility to experience the law correctly. I have said over and over, use the law to knowingly bring harm to others or to the material world and you will bring the wrath at the judgment. This is not a warning it is fact. Remember, one action gives birth to another action of opposites. In all but this case the opposite action is neutralized by the positive action. To bestow harm is to receive harm. Expansion of the spirit can only come through positive means. Deity expansion can only come through expansion of the soul. You will come to understand this in time as you realize more of who and why you are.
To bring enlightenment to an inquiring fellow being is to expand your soul. Good, is the positive step of an action. Good thought is fuel to the soul. When you understand yourself you will illuminate the soul and others will seek you for their enlightenment. Remember, in this world to love your neighbor as yourself first and always. To love your neighbor is to love and know another soul. Do not let the mind confuse you, spirit of the soul, is of another plain while the mind of the body is of earth. Always remember the two are not the same yet the soul depends on the mind of the body for recognition while on earth.
Your soul is not an orphan but has contact with God through the Holy Spirit. You can sense other souls through the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is the energy flow for connection from soul to soul. Without this connection there would be no gift of spirit. On the material world it would be like the main electrical generator (Universal Creator) the power line (Infinite Spirit) and the computer (the Soul of mankind). All drawing from the same power all functioning in unisense.
What is Reality?
Reality exist as a dimension strictly for the human experience as it is the perception of what the mind thinks or presumes. The opposite of reality would be non awareness or what is unknown to the mind. The largest problem with people is in the recognition of what is real to them. Because we function in a dimensional world we tend to relate everything to measurement. What we see, feel, hear, taste, or smell governs perception and therefore determines our reality as we recognize it. The material world is simply directed energy and is real in its function as in relationship to our existing in it. We exist not only in an evolving world but an expanding universe. All matter is subject to forces that evolve and change form so as to harmonize its environment. What-so-ever that is without harmony is without expectancy in the realm of creation. After the introduction of the Spirit of Man, the material world exist for the continued experience expansion of the Spirit. The material world became a medium for the spirit to develop character and understanding of self. The true reality of mankind is that there is no reality only the understanding of the experience of being.
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