January 2016

Dearest eNews readers,

The real world is the world of values, Master Morya says.  It is an inner world with forces such as love, peace, beauty, patience and purity.

The beauty of these values and of this inner world is that there you are completely FREE, which means you can apply these values to everything; if you so choose you can completely fill your outer life with values; no-one can prevent you from doing your work with love instead of with reluctance and weariness. Nobody can stop you striving for beauty in your actions, your thoughts, your emotions, your words.

Values won’t come to you by themselves, they will only come into your life if you place them there, if you want to use them, if you choose to summon them.  “Today I will start living with love”, you resolve, but as MM says in one of the Dutch books being published next month, “You set out with love but you don’t arrive at your destination because you abandon love along the way”.  And so begins our journey of adventure towards more love....  For it is love that, time and time again, permits us to be ‘born’ into the fullness of life, and it is love that can take us forward towards that inner happiness. But there is hope: true love has patience, lots of patience, so there is never a need to go forward ‘at our own expense’.  eRegards from Marie

Meditation for the full moon of 24th January 2016

Master Morya, 

"As your expectations of life become ever greater, in other words, as you begin to want to lead a better life and look to the values in yourself, thinking:  ‘I must try this and try that, but within the realm of virtues’, then the power in your life will increase and you will always be able to advance.  You let go of your restraints and stand up for yourself, doing things which are important in your life and knowing that renewal is always possible.  

Daring to see this in yourself is very important.  Don't be in a hurry to make changes.  If you can't do something, don't be mad at yourself, don't fight with yourself by saying: "Look, I can't do this, but I absolutely must do it."  No, it's important to be patient with yourself.  If you can do this then you are going with the flow.  Don't go on at yourself, just like you shouldn't go on at others.  Have patience with other people too.   

You should be very straightforward, daring to live and coming up for your own ideas, daring to do things, but not at your own expense.  Don't put yourself into situations where you have to defend yourself to the end.  No, take yourself into account. If you feel you need time to understand and clarify certain problems or certain situations, then you must give this priority.    

Don't go and try to sort out other people, don't go telling them what they should do.  No, accept them as they are, even if they make glaring mistakes.  Don't look at their mistakes, but look instead at the being of love standing behind, and have patience with them.  

Believe in yourself, in your own life and realize you can evolve further with the values you discover.  Then you will progress incredibly fast.  Always looking more deeply within yourself, you will come out with things important for you.  You will find that others want to join in and that it all turns out quite alright, because they understand you and thereby begin to understand themselves too. 

Now the wonder happens:  as you become calm and peaceful and find the strength to go further in your life, as you dare to always live more beautifully with the great values of life, your fellow human beings will also learn to understand this for themselves.   That is the intention, and for this you need do nothing special for them.  

Try to tend your own life until it blossoms and flourishes in expression.  That is where I want to bring you, to a point where you believe in yourself and realize you can do new things you have never done before and that it is actually possible for you to do them brilliantly.  For power then enters within your own being, and it is important for you to realize that so much is possible in this existence and also in your own life, that there is so much you can change, but not at your expense."