“Righteousness.” - Thought Adjuster.

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Alabama, US of A, October 6, 2014.
Teacher: Thought Adjuster.
Subject: “Righteousness.”

Message received by Oscar.

Thought Adjuster: “The feeling of living a spiritually rich life has always been available to human consciousness. The fruits of the spirit are always perceptible to those who live such lives. The peace that surpasses all understanding is a reward enjoyed by many throughout the history of this world, regardless of the place or the historical moment in which they lived.

When a human being manages to overcome the limitations of their own fear and begins to experience the supreme freedom of knowing by faith that each person is the owner of their own destiny, and that with the help of the Father one can rise above one’s limited mortal origin, they begin to experience the satisfaction that righteousness and the desire to be better bring to their life.

It is worth clarifying what righteousness is. Righteousness is not following the rules of society, tradition, or religion. It is not showing everyone how pious, just, and wise we are. Righteousness is not a proud display, nor does it have anything to do with what we show the world. True righteousness is the way we make our decisions and the actions that arise from them. In the realm of our decisions, we are always alone, relying only on the help of the presence of God within us. It is there, where only the Father can see us, that we truly demonstrate the magnitude of our desire to grow spiritually.

When we seek righteousness in all things, we are expressing our desire to do the will of the Father. It does not matter what others may think about our efforts or the mystery behind our decisions. We are righteous when we try to discover the will of the Father and express it through our lives. Therefore, righteousness is nothing more than seeking to discover our purpose—the goal to be achieved during our life—and having the courage to do what is necessary to fulfill it.

Righteousness is the fulfillment of our spiritual duty, and our duty is to seek perfection in all areas of our life by overcoming our animal limitations—self-mastery. Thus, when we live in such a way that we know we are fulfilling our duty and we observe in ourselves how our efforts to be better are producing results—how we increasingly resemble God—our life is filled with the joy and satisfaction that can only be felt by one who is fulfilling their purpose and achieving what the Father expects of them. It is here that the true rewards of life are found, and where true happiness—that which does not depend on anything external—can be discovered and cultivated.

This is the great gift of the Father to His children: life. For each person can choose to live it in such a way that it becomes a source of satisfaction, joy, and also wisdom—a journey in which one learns while enjoying the beauty of the landscape, developing an ever more complete vision of reality that allows us to see even those things that others consider unpleasant and untimely as gifts and opportunities to achieve higher and better things.”

© The 11:11 Progress Group.
Faith is just curiosity tinged with hope — Thought Adjuster.

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