From the human being to the Christ-filled human being. This is the deepest mystery of Mount Tabor: Christ was transfigured before the human being in order to reveal the path of the human being’s own transformation.
This is a calling to move from an outward religious identity to the inner life of Christ.
Not to depend only on forms. Not to become trapped in dogmatism. Not to fight in the Name of the One who taught Love. Not to blame others for the delay of His Work. But to begin with ourselves. The Work of Jesus will become established within humanity when the human being becomes a living continuation of Christ.
Behind the vastness and variety of the worlds there is one Supreme Divine Power.
This Power is not absent. It is present everywhere. It is not indifferent. It enlightens and guides. It is not chaotic.
It governs with wisdom. It does not destroy individual beings. It helps them develop according to their nature and purpose.
The human being is not lost within the Universe.
Toward the deeper truth of our being.
There, the person discovers that within them is a Divine Spark that seeks expression. And every level they rise does not separate them from others.
It unites them more deeply with others.
It makes them more responsible. More humble. More loving. Until human nature becomes transparent to the Light.
Until thought becomes a blessing. Speech becomes peace. The heart becomes Love.
And the whole of life becomes a gradual and conscious ascent toward the Infinitely Perfect.
This is a message of great hope. A fall is not always the end. A shipwreck is not always the final destination. The depths are not the soul’s true home. Christ is the One who lifts us up. But each person must be willing to be lifted. Those who have passed through a storm recognize the fear of others more easily. Those who have sunk and then been raised again do not quickly condemn those who have fallen. Those who have experienced Divine Help no longer speak about God only in theory.
They carry within themselves the living memory of His Presence.
Dogmatism is not simply a person’s attachment to a particular religious opinion. It is an inner condition in which someone believes that he possesses the whole truth and therefore stops seeking, exploring, and allowing himself to be enlightened. God’s Truth is infinite, while the human mind is limited. When a limited human being believes that he has fully grasped the Infinite, spiritual growth comes to a halt.
The word mystic does not mean someone who possesses secret knowledge in order to stand above others. In its true spiritual meaning, a mystic is a person who has begun to enter the mystery of Divine Life. It is someone who no longer lives only for himself, but strives to live according to the Divine Will.
The Communion of the Holy Spirit is not a religious doctrine or merely a sacred ritual. It is an experience. It is a living reality of inner union. It is the awakening of the divine breath within the human being.
All things are formed, transformed, evolving within the corruptible world and passing away, yet one thing remains Incorruptible and Unchangeable — Time and Eternity
The peace of God is not something external. It does not depend on money, success, or life circumstances. It is an inner presence of Light within the human being.
When the soul turns toward God, it begins to become peaceful. When the mind stops scattering itself in hatred, judgment, and fear, then a deep silence rises within.
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