Question
Believing ourselves separate while being in unity, we are therefore all schizophrenics. That is a major component of karma, isn't it? Seen from the ONE consciousness, through our ignorance we are indeed schizophrenics, but seen from matter we are not, because I am not someone else, and someone else is not me. That said, I don't think I am more so than anyone else, perhaps even less, since I am aware of it.
What I wanted to express in my last message is that, knowing my karma and knowing from LIVED experience that "ascended masters," "beings," "gods"... can intervene in matter and therefore fulfill our requests, when my requests receive no answer, it means:
- Either my requests are useful neither to me nor to others (frankly, I find that hard to believe),
- Or I have lost the trust placed in me and have been disavowed,
- Or I really have nothing in particular to do here. In that case, since I have absolutely no interest in this situation, I have no reason to be here.
If I rephrase the question from my previous message, it becomes (Rambo-style, why not): Why throw me into this f@*&^#ing karmic jungle without a mission, to do nothing here and, worse, to feel abandoned and deserted?
And as in ancient China, like a good prime minister of the Emperor, I respect the situation and the decision, accept this repudiation, submit my resignation, and promise I will no longer trouble this world.
Despite everything, great is my incomprehension, sincere my acknowledgment of my failings, deep my sadness, unfathomable my despair—but what God wills...
Anonymous
Answer from Master Kosen
You do not understand that there is no contradiction between the limited and the unlimited.
The first fits perfectly within the second.
Kosen