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The Attributes of Fault
April 29, 2015
I would also like
to apologize for my delay in getting many of the requests processed
in a timely manner.
Currently I’m
rather behind on a few projects which has caused me to put on the
sidelines a couple of other items I was working with. So anyway, let
us consider this week’s message.
First, I would
like to make a request that you send in your reports or contact me
if you have not done so regarding the status of the work we have
done. There really are benefits to this process.
One has to do
with making sure that everything that was attempted was completed,
and all factors are “Cooking properly”. If there’s something that
I’ve missed in our work, I am more than glad to take care of it over
the phone. Generally, these follow-up sessions last no more than 10
or 15 minutes and it is my pleasure to execute them.
Two has to do
with your testimony assisting other people who may be considering
relieving some burdens no longer needed. Since the only outreach
and/or advertising I do has to do with these letters and the
website, it is always been my feeling regarding the work that the
greatest benefit comes directly from your testimony assisting
others.
So for moment let
us consider the subject of fault. Now as many of you heard me say in
the past, at least in the sessions, faults are in California let
them keep them. Well there’s little bit of humor in my approach on
this matter there is more to the establishment of such a statement
than many may overtly realize.
Generally, if you
examine a straight line and follow that line to the point for the
light becomes crooked you could say that the fault lies in the
crooked part of the line. That would be quite true as there is no
debate on this particular matter.
Now let’s apply
this to an individual in attempting a particular process. Let us say
that the individual has decided to take on a task requiring four
pieces of information to successfully complete this particular task.
Now remember, the four pieces of information are not yet fully
understood and/or known. And, we also must remember that in order
for failure to occur, success must be possible. Therefore, success
requires the particular four pieces of information that I’m
referring to in this example.
So you embark
upon this particular task, and/or journey, with a definite goal in
mind, yet not knowing how truly to get there. We might have a basic
idea, but we still do not have the four particular pieces of
information needed to complete this task. Now to some, it might be
said that because they are without these particular pieces of
information, it is a fault of that particular individual for they
currently do not have the tools necessary to complete the task.
One could say
such a statement was not only arrogant, but definitely a judgment.
What is interesting here also, such a statement implies the
exclusive use of the process of assumption which never will ever be
able to create the constant needed to bring about a clear
determination eliminating the need for arrogance and/or judgment.
Yet somehow we
have a propensity to use that very same process to do greater damage
to ourselves in a matter causing us to feel or believe that we are
at fault, have many faults, forgetting that the faults belong in
California.
You see, when we
embark upon a path and gain the tools necessary to accomplish the
task we have chosen for ourselves, the tools themselves requiring an
execution by our actions brings about a completion of the task. As
we execute the task necessary bringing the tools forward, we embark
on a process of discovery and validation of the tools themselves
bringing about the success completing the task.
Yes, we can say
that we may have had these tools in mind, and at first glance
probably did not exercise these tools as proficiently as we would
like to, claiming we are at fault.
But there’s
another factor we must consider, and that is as we gain the tools
necessary to complete the task, where was it said that we would have
the full knowledge and understanding of these particular tools to
exercise him in the most proficient manner?
Again, we have
the process of assumption creeping in here bringing about judgment,
personal arrogance, and degradation of our true capabilities.
So, while we
examine the intellect, the calculator within ourselves, we find that
the process used is very exact, equivalent to Boolean algebra.
Everything is compared to that which is been collected.
Since that which
is been collected is more than likely to be in error then all
determinations based upon the information collected will be subject
to not only interpretation, but also completely erroneous without
any validation whatsoever.
Therefore we
cannot be responsible for those things that we do not have a clear
and concise understanding of. Using the example above regarding the
task requiring four pieces of information, until we have a full
understanding of the information as aforementioned, we then cannot
be held responsible for that which we do not understand, and/or have
full knowledge.
So if you think
that you might be at fault in something, slow down, more than likely
the issue has nothing to do with fault, but rather a lack of
understanding of that which is before you.
Think not that
you are at fault, but rather think well that’s your learning and
becoming more proficient of that which you perceive.
As the Light
exist in each and every one of us, we are completely bathed in this
Light and Love, it is our necessity to exist in a world where
limitations exist given us the opportunity to learn and hone our
inner capabilities through the processes of defining our tasks.
When we no longer
have need of defining our particular tasks, we will go elsewhere and
embark upon other tasks.
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