No one has the right to harm or hurt another, in any way. When that happens, the action must be balanced; it is the law of cause and effect.

Your Christ Consciousness will eventually bring you into a position where you can enter into awareness of your true self, into your own movement of spiritual inner awareness. It will bring you to the point at which you become the messiah to yourself, the promised one. You become the alpha and the omega, from everlasting to everlasting - because you already are.

The Christ within one person can awaken the Christ within others. When you perceive the Christ consciousness, you begin to awaken to that greater expression in yourself.

"Problems" should only be looked upon as factors of unawareness. The problems and the solutions are all caught up in that word "aware." Not being aware of what to do creates a problem. Being aware brings forward a solution.

Times of self-honesty and introspection are when you start to open up to the strength of the Spirit. It's called confronting your own ego dilemmas, your own demons of failure, and your own demons of the god of opinion, and stepping forward and acknowledging that you have every one of them, and continuing on anyway. Pretty soon that acknowledgement that they're there also starts to disempower them.

It's a good idea to set your life up to keep progressing in each moment and to bring yourself up to now: "Where am I? I'm up to right now. God is good. Life is great. God bless us all." It's like Merry Christmas, Happy Birthday, and a Happy New You - all in that moment, all right there. Then you look at people in the eye and you feel good.

You have a duty to your employer. They have invested themselves with you, trusted you to carry out a job. Your dharma is to hold that trust sacred and to do all you can to complete the job correctly.

We have to be careful that our words represent as closely as possible the Spirit that exists behind our words, the energy that gives them life and meaning.

Everyone will be saying, go for it. Do it. And we will. We won't hurt anyone, and people will know that if we do, it was never meant to be a hurt, and instantly it's forgiven. Then we are free again.

We see what to do, and we do it. But we do it with such a willingness that there is no need to balance anything. There is no residue. It's like we write and erase at the same time, and when we get through, everything is accurate and there is nothing left. And it becomes excellence here - and perfection in Spirit.