Daily Meditation: Monday, October 1, 2001

The salvation of man lies in his capacity to concentrate on …

10/01/2001

The salvation of man lies in his capacity to concentrate on the divine world. This capacity will allow him to walk forever peacefully on his path. Suppose that when you leave this world, you are alone and a dark atmosphere surrounds you, preventing you from seeing anything, either your friends or celestial entities. What will come to save you? Your capacity to concentrate on the divine world. This capacity still remains after death, for it does not come from the brain - it only expresses itself through the brain - it is the spirit that possesses it. When we leave our physical body, this capacity keeps on living in the spirit. It is the spirit that thinks, feels and acts, and it does so through the matter of our physical body. But when the spirit frees itself from the body, do not imagine that man cannot think or feel or act anymore. On the contrary, it is then that his mind really becomes powerful, and if he has gotten into the habit of concentrating on the divine world while on earth, to think about the Lord or the light will suffice to dissipate confusion and darkness.