ABOUT DECISIONAL GROWTH SPURS
“Man consciously grows from the material to the spiritual by the strength, power, and persistency of his own decisions….” [UB, 118:10.23]
Thought Adjuster: “The human body’s heavy density allows it to move around the planetary floor during its earthly exploratory sojourn. The average human body supposedly has a density of985 kilograms per cubic meter while thedensity of air decreases with increasing altitude and changes with variation in atmospheric pressure, temperature, and humidity. At 101.325 kPa (abs) and 15 °C, the air has a density of approximately 1.225 kg per cubic meter, about 1/1000 that of water.
What makes matters even more complex is that a human organism also consists of more aetheric energetic bodies. The emotional heart and spiritual selfhood are embryonic at birth. Their sound development is subjected to human free will decisions and the desire to grow in love and wisdom.
In some fashion, one could say that the material body exerts an initial anti-gravitational force on the human spirit. Many are oblivious of their higher dimensions and spend the duration of their life earthbound, mismanaging their precious time allotment at the expense of the development of their budding spiritual wings—their butterfly side.
Physical growth is unconscious. It just happens, which should give your mind and soul the freedom to cater to themselves through insightful and wise decisions — strong, powerful, and persistent.
What a narrow life you live if you overlook your eternal potential! You miss out on so much when keeping your eyes obstinately fixated on the ground while a starry canopy of golden opportunities offers itself to your spiritual vision if only you would remember to look upward.
Jesus came to introduce you to this noble dimension without ever being labeled as a spaced-out personality. He was a practical individual, discriminatory as to which human experiences he chose to have and which ones he did not. Addictions had no hold on him. His spirit soared high and free, blessing him with a panoramic and enlightening bird eye-view.”
