2014-04-01-The Greatest Delight

Session

Lesson

Thought Adjuster: “The true transformation of a human being into a being of light is a process initiated by human will, but only made possible by the grace of divine will. No amount of willpower or forced behavior adjustments can ever be effective. Human beings require a transformative agent that can transcend their nature to aspire to something higher. This is the function of the human soul.

The soul is the joint creation of the human personality and the presence of God in man – the Thought Adjuster. It is an entity of human origin with spiritual potential. As the soul develops in a person's life, it begins to perceive its purpose and destiny more clearly. Thus, it begins to love spiritual things and sets in motion the driving mechanisms of personality that will eventually lead it to the presence of the Father.

As a human being, your main task in this life is to learn to know the divine will and to harmonize your own will with the Father's plans. This is by no means a passive submission where the power of your decisions is forever nullified. On the contrary, a life dedicated to the Father's will is a life where decisions acquire eternal value and personality finds its most beautiful and elevated expression. It is through your decisions that the eternal goal of your existence can be achieved; therefore, this achievement will always be a joint accomplishment between each personality and its Creator Father.

Knowing the Father's will better implies the self-discovery of personality potentials. The Father's path is the path with the most love, the most truth, and the most potential for each human being to become the best they can be. This is the path of the greatest satisfaction and lasting happiness that is not dependent on anything in this world nor subject to conditions. When the individual seeks to know their Father in heaven and tries to understand His will, they discover that the path to perfection is the best possible path for them. Thus, living the Father's will ceases to be a duty and becomes the greatest delight of the human soul.”