Teacher: Thought Adjuster —
Spiritual insight is often a precursor to material wisdom. When a human being has achieved a connection with their inner Spark of God, they are more likely to begin to display an ability to choose the best path—one that cannot be explained by the simple sum of material knowledge and experiences. Human beings are creatures meant to learn from their experiences, but in some cases, suffering and trial-and-error are not necessary in order to understand what the best course of action is, just as it is not necessary to jump from the top floor of a building to know that doing so could be harmful to your health.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster —
Is it possible that, without realizing it, you’ve been living your life the wrong way? Is it possible that the Father created you to carry out a particular task that you have not yet discovered? Do you imagine that the Father would make your life into a riddle you must solve — or else be punished in some way? You know that this isn’t true. Your life has been a gift, one that comes with no conditions or terms of use. The Father demands nothing of you, but He wholeheartedly wishes for you to live in such a way that you experience true fulfillment and receive the inheritance that belongs to you as a child of God.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster — In everything you decide to do in your life, you must learn to examine the hidden motives behind each impulse, each decision. Is it really so difficult to determine whether a true need must be met? Is the reason why you feel motivated to attempt something truly indecipherable? In reality, motives are always evident—perhaps more so to those who observe you than to yourself. Needs are also easy to identify. The problem is that many times human beings are reluctant to accept that they may have been wrong and are slow to admit the weaknesses of their character, when in fact realizing that a wrong path has been taken and correcting course in time is the most eloquent demonstration of a noble, brave, and balanced character.

Thought Adjuster: The Father reveals Himself fully to His creatures, but this revelation is limited by the faith and the capacity for understanding of each individual. It is the human being who sets the limits, depending on what they are willing to believe and how they perceive their own reality. For some, the Father is a distant God, indifferent to human suffering. For others, God is an abstract concept, lacking personality, almost a universal automaton. For some fortunate individuals, God is truly the Father of all beings, the universal caregiver, and the personal Teacher of every creature. God is always constant, unchangeable, and eternal. The differences in ideas about God are in the human mind.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
The ‘righteous indignation’ of the Master should not be confused with human anger and resentment. The Master experienced displeasure when he saw how the love of his Father was distorted and how the resources of the mind were used for nefarious purposes. Jesus never showed indifference to the suffering of his peers, and when this suffering was caused purposefully by others, his response was an attempt at immediate defense for the aggrieved, correcting the situation without ever falling into the error of harming the aggressor.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
Many of you are still waiting for signs and portents to help you believe. However, faith that is based on supernatural occurrences is not capable of surviving the age of scientific discovery and intellectual enlightenment. This is the reason why so many among you have become materialistic when they discover that many of their beliefs are not miracles nor demonstrations of the existence of the Universal Father. Only those who have placed their trust in their internal experience of a life dedicated to knowing the Father will enjoy the certainty of their purpose to be increasingly more like God.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
The responsibility for what happens on this planet rests firmly upon your shoulders. Human beings often blame external agents for the miseries they suffer. They complain about the education offered in schools, the low quality of public services, the inefficacy of governmental agencies, and the incompetence of governments. Now I ask you, what is the common factor in all these things?

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
How does one live a life that is a revelation to the glory of the Father? It would make sense to first clarify what we mean by the expression ‘to the glory of the Father’. The essence of the Father is love and when this love is manifested by the personality of God it turns into goodness. Therefore, the glory of God is the triumph of goodness in all creation. To live for the glory of the Father is nothing but following His Will in such a way that you become an agent of His goodness. In this way, others would be able to recognize in you and through your actions, the divine goodness that inspires you and they would discover the Father through you.