Page 174 - Spirit - A Journey Through Embodiment

only you can begin to know how. As we have said the first
thing is to question where you are and how you are. Question
yourself, others, God and human. Never be afraid to question.
Realise the bubble you live within, and burst it with questions.
You will hear many saying that life is tough and society
reassuring them that indeed that is they way life is meant to
be. Spiritual life is never tough. Earth was always meant to be
a happy place. It is the actions of human egos that has made it
unhappy, a place for suffering and enslavement. This certainly
is not how it was created nor why it was created. If you read
the creation myth of Adam and Eve, you will see how it
illustrates what we are saying, how the Garden of Eden was a
paradise until humankind was introduced and allowed their
physicality to become the dominant part of their nature and
they sought to challenge the authority of God through
disobedience. We see in this tale the example of the Law of
Cause and effect in how they were banished in order to learn
the folly of their ways. Of course this is but a story but a story
that carries a message for all humankind to understand and
benefit from. Unfortunately the message is lost in the blame
being passed around and with no one character in the story
taking responsibility for their actions, and therefore missing
the lesson carried within this story. Was not the apple plucked
from the tree of knowledge? And therein is the clue. It was
that they sought to take a shortcut to all knowledge and now
humankind is on the long road back to realising all will be
there for those that seek, but it is a steady process of
development in awareness that will carry the reward of
achieving our individual part of all that is. No one can have all
knowledge. It is only possible to have one’s own knowledge
and a knowledge of the knowledge of others. Collectively