When we train, even though we have noble intentions, we are not given any promises that all will be okay. Instead, simply look deeply at joy and sorrow, hoping and fearing, laughter and crying, at all that lives and dies. We learn that which truly heals is gratitude and tenderness.
Everything we see is tainted by our subjectivity, therefore all you find exists in relation to your perceptions. We make the mistake of thinking ourselves as the viewer. To realize your essential oneness with all things, remove the barrier of subjectivity and just observe, no judgement.
Would you like to liberate yourself from the lower realms of life? Would you like to save the world from the degradation and destruction it seems destined for? Then step away from the shallow mass movements and quietly go to work on your own self-awareness.
We have in us a nature that is innately good, which guides us through life. By following this goodness, you attain an unsullied innocence that teaches you to do right with instinctive sureness, and without expectation of reward or personal advantage.
Quote: Whosoever inquires finds, this is certain; it has never been otherwise.