A Lesson on Will. (2)

A Thought Adjuster Speaks - Lesson # 10
January 10, 2004.

Come before Me with an open heart, so I can impart a deeper truth. We earlier discussed the doing of the Will of God, but it needs to be understood that this is never a must on your part, neither is the doing of God’s Will coerced on the part of God. The doing of the Will of God is simply the desire to do what is right for others, without recognition or recompense. It is following the instincts of your heart, which in actuality are My prompts for you to act.

The doing of the Will of God needs to be a desire, a joy in the human heart, and the spreading and practicing of random acts of kindness. It is being of service with a sincere, truthful and loving heart. In love, light and peace, are embedded. If you consider yourself to be a ‘lightworker,’ or a ‘peaceworker,’ then you work under the umbrella of love.

God is love, His Will is love, His acts are love, and this love finds further expression in the lives of myriad created and evolving creatures. The created beings express themselves in loving service, and the doing of God’s Will is inherent in them, and thus they serve Him willingly. Not so the evolving creatures, as they are different in that they have the choice to love or not to love. Having choices and the making of decisions creates individuals, who greatly differ from each other -- personalities, in which either the weaker or stronger characteristics can become the dominant trait, and this depends again on how much self-discipline and self-correction is engaged in.

The personality living on ‘the surface of life,’ who does not engage in independent thinking, falls prey to all sorts of addictions and self-indulgences much more easily, but the personalities who actively seeks for the purpose and meaning of life and find value therein, will become more harmonious and balanced within themselves.

Worldly education and letters behind one’s name are no sure indication of a well-developed and harmonious inner life. The more unpretentious one is with no discernable false ego, the better off one is, and the more likely one is to go about doing God’s Will in an unassuming manner. There is then an innate drive to be of service. The greed motive is never connected with altruistic service. Many works done in the name of God are just that -- in name only, as there is often a hidden agenda present, and the urge for recognition.

The Father always knows the intent and motivation of the human heart, even if it is not apparent to the outside world.

Again, ponder what ‘the doing of God’s Will’ means to you.