A Revelation of Being · Part 3 · The way home
3.3
Conclusion
At the beginning of this book, I asked you to write down your answer to a question. Take it now and read it again.
What is the true nature of the human being?
If your answer said that you are an imperfect spirit in evolution, it was right about the path. It was incomplete about the origin.
I say that we are perfect and perfectible. Perfect in our essence and perfectible in our manifestation.
What changes, in practice, when we accept this different view?
Let me explain.
If we were created imperfect, we need to transform ourselves and add something we lack in order to reach the state of eternal happiness.
If we were created perfect, we need to transform ourselves and let go of something that no longer serves in order to reach the state of eternal happiness.
This inversion changes everything.
It is recognizing that we are essentially good.
It is what the yogis call "coming home".
Returning to your origin, to your essence.
Taking back your own nature.
Starting from this view, we can stop repeating the sentences "I am imperfect", "We are suffering, imperfect spirits". This belief is limiting. I believe it is precisely one of those that no longer serve us, and that can be left behind.
You live what you believe yourself to be. Believing yourself to be a mistake makes you live as a mistake. Believing yourself to be peace makes you live in peace.
We can begin to say: "In my deepest part there is perfection", "I am a being created perfect", "My essence is perfect". These are positive, true sentences, and they can transform your life. Seeing yourself positively, regardless of the difficulty you are going through or the image you have had of yourself until now, is fundamental for us to reach higher states of happiness.
Your personal behavior may not be perfect. Your balance may not be perfect. The results of your actions may not be perfect, but your essence will never cease to be perfect.
You who are reading this book now and carry great pain or suffering in your life, you too were created perfect, you are a child of God and you deserve eternal happiness. As you come to live this reality, your suffering will gradually lessen. Behind this pain and this suffering, there is the perfection of God in you. At some point you will be able to reach it. Believe this.
Accept yourself as a perfect being on the way back home, where you will find the absolute Light, perennial Peace and Eternal Happiness.
Amen. Peace and light. Peace in Christ. Shalom. Axé. Namaste. Om Shanti. Om Sai Ram.
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