Discovering Freedom Beyond Your Existence

If you strip everything that’s ever been said since the beginning of time it’s going to arrive at what?

The dilemma of purpose. Can I make this plainer for you? The dilemma of the reason why you are here. The dilemma of what? Of who you are. What are you?

What are you? Now it’s easy for your associates in the world to say, “well, I have solved that problem, I’m an accountant,” or “I’m a housewife” or “I’m a doctor” or “ I’m a human being” or “I’m a Methodist” or “a Shiite Muslim who is going to kill all Christians.”

I am not interested in what you are. Those of you who arrive at the conclusion that who you are does not satisfy you in relationship to the consciousness of eternity that you feel, will continue to what? Search for a justification for yourself. This is really basic. But it’s so basic that it is inevitably true.

Now to the direct extent, by whatever means, you are able to satiate your need to know who you are…, and that’s arrived at, perhaps by religious motivations, perhaps by finding answers in your description of the Brazilian beetles, or in how many constellations there are in the sky, or in the construction of a master computer that can direct and ascertain more rapidly than the human brain the number of molecules in whatever, and on and on.

So you find satisfaction. It doesn’t sustain you, but it sustains you sufficiently until what?

Until death.

It sustains you within your time framework until your demise.

The quotes are excerpts from “How Simple The Solution” by The Master Teacher

Discover the ‘Alternative’

Your existence: you do what you can to achieve a certain level of comfort and safety. Are you doing alright? Or are you starting to admit: I can’t do this any longer, this cannot be it… There has to be another way!

When you got this far in reading this, you must be ready for the Alternative. It is exactly what the purpose of the universe is for. To discover a new freedom. To discover what you really are. It doesn’t need your previous ideas about yourself. You don’t have to survive. Your sustenance is already set in you.