Question
You often talk about the brain, as in a recent answer.
But sometimes the way you talk about it gives me the impression that all it takes is wanting it to function this way or that, and presto, it works.
Basically, that everything is possible, and all we need to do is believe and act.
However, I wonder whether this is a lack of faith or a misunderstanding on my part, but I feel we might then think we are all-powerful, which I don’t think is right for the cosmos or ourselves.
Could you clarify what I may have misinterpreted in your words??
Best wishes.
Laurent
Answer from Master Kosen
Why should human beings be forbidden to be all-powerful?
Because the great Jehovah told them they would be slaves until the end of time, and that program became embedded in their genes?
It is not about being all-powerful against our neighbors or at nature’s expense. On the contrary, it comes from realizing we are part of the whole, and that this whole reveals the universal potential to which our wonderful brain is meant to connect.
We are presented with a social model in which part of humanity is all-powerful over another part, which is reduced in one way or another to a kind of slavery; all-powerful over nature, which is reduced in one way or another to a kind of slavery. That is why the word all-powerful takes on a pejorative tone for some people and frightens the humble but ignorant people we are.
Kosen