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Humbleness, Humility and a Sense of Humanity for All (Sept. '94) TWI Premium
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John-Roger begins this seminar by saying, “Karma’s like a 5,000 pound gorilla. You know, it just does whatever it wants to do.” After that, J-R takes the time to show us the humanness of our behaviors and what we can do about them.
He points out one pattern shared by many of we humans: procrastination — that habit of putting things off, then getting mad that they aren’t done, then getting discouraged, then getting to a place of doing nothing.
All is never lost, so take heart. J-R goes on to show us that we do have the exquisite freedom of choice, so we can choose our way out of most any karmic situation in which we find ourselves. Along the way, he illuminates his points with examples, like the one of rickety steps, dim lights, and giving moths another choice. Well, even moths deal with karmic consequences!
In the end, J-R says, “Can you people understand the humanity of this? The humanness of all this? That’s what we’re dealing with here. Any part of us, of me or you, is part of God.” Our job is to bring all our parts together, to come into one accord inside us. He says. “To thine own self be true. And then it follows you don’t have to worry about being false to anybody else. But if you are, it won’t matter as much ’cause you got to be true to yourself.”
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