Inner Voice

In the fullness of time, all wonders become known. In the fullness of time all mysteries are comprehended, all questions answered, all doubts dismissed. In his earthly existence man cannot imagine the mind that comprehends all that is seemingly elusive of human understanding, and indeed he is correct in his skepticism. He is in all ways, generally, aware of the limits of his human understanding. Some men surrender to this limitation and seek guidance within themselves and by heeding the voice within that speaks of the spirit, of the soul that began this journey and will end it in earthly time when he has completed all he came to do.

Not all men heed this inner voice speaking of meaning beyond the readily apparent in human life. Some men, indeed at times most men, become embroiled in their earthly struggles to the extent that they choose to ignore the significance of these struggles. They fail to consider the ephemeral nature of earthly existence and to ask to find within themselves awareness of the significance of all that life offers whether good or bad. The man who forgets to question is the man who loses direction. The man who seeks inner counsel and follows the fullness of his heart's words is a happy man and in his seeking he finds not only happiness but ultimate reason in existence.

It is vital that all men learn this lesson. In the best of times and in the worst of times and in all times else, man is well advised to listen closely to the dictates of his heart, to seek to know the answers he seeks and to respond in full awareness of the significance of a loving response to all that life demands. Man cannot fail if he does this. He can fail only if he rejects the divine guidance fully offered him. This is folly.