This text is very subtle.
But Mary is not applicable to man as long as he does not know his true identity.
What does man desire on the earthly plane
his goal and only his
his truth and only his truth
his justice and only his justice
his love and only his love
and this is reflected in his gaze and the values he places on it
and he knows that he is alone and will always remain so in the face of his own values
I am not judging the value or the work of its author in this regard; I remain lucid about what creates the relationship with others, and I clearly state that we read according to our own values or desire what suits us egoistically, because we are far from psychological maturity, and if it were the opposite, this kind of teachings would be lived.
When the Earth's inhabitants understand that it is not their own values that will shape the reality of what they feel, but rather the totality of what they are on the cosmic plane, they may perhaps come to understand all the work they still have to do in that regard. In the meantime, each of us seeks only personal comfort and tries to maintain a just balance in the face of the gift, of love, and of what indicts us in life.
But the text is interesting when one truly reads it in its original meaning and does this work of real inner investigation and of the gift of love—not that of one’s partner or parent, but the one that encompasses who we are in the face of the energies of creation and how our contribution is realized, even in an infinitesimal or feeble manner
for we remain disabled in the face of love!
Thank you
lolly
