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Q Does the Mystic Self care about my day-to-day affairs? A Very
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Q Why doesn't my Mystic Self do "something?" It just seems to like to watch. A Yes, at first the Mystic Self seems only to
be watching. Gradually, you will find the Mystic Self actually sustains your heartbeat,
breath, cell growth, mental health, emotional functioning, etc. — it maintains your
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Q I notice that I wander off but I can't figure out what brings me back. I'm afraid I might have "killed the chicken." Is there hope for me? A
Based on our story, most people live in normal consciousness and "kill a
chicken or two" every day — that is, they are oblivious of their Mystic Self and
its abilities. But, of course, there's hope for everyone who awakens mystically. You can
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Q You say that the Mystic Self wants the very best for me. Why, then, do I suffer from addictions and anger? How can I receive the help that you say it wants to offer me? A Practice the Mysteries! Get to know your Mystic Self and
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Q It seems that this Mystic Self of mine doesn't use words. It's more like a nudge in the right direction, which I then convert into words like "be alert," "don't trust him," or "good idea." Am I on the right track? A What a good question. You are already beginning to know your Mystic Self quite well. You're right, the Mystic Self doesn't communicate in words but in direct perceptions and profound insights which prove to be true in your daily life. But do be careful of your interpretations of the Mystic Self's revelations. At times you might misunderstand what your Mystic Self shows you. But, bearing this caution in mind, you certainly are proceeding on the right track. |
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