Be Noble, Think Noble and Want Only God, Part 6 of 12, Sep. 15, 2014

(Master, if maya stood on one leg for 70,000 kalpas out of devotion to God, wouldn’t that make maya more Godly and good? How is it possible for maya to seek and gain power without any compassion after meditating on God for so long?) Yes, yes, yes. You would think, huh? He’s supposed to. (Yes, Master.) 

He does have compassion, he does have love, but not the complete one. That’s one thing. Another one is, he stood on one leg for a purpose. He didn’t do that out of just unconditional love for God or devotion. He wanted the power. (I see, Master.) And “as you sow, so shall you reap,” you see? That’s why I told you, beware of what you desire. Beware of what you want. You will have it at the end, sooner or later. Even if it takes eons, you will get it. Because how can God not give you what you want? No matter what, Hes gives. It’s up to you to want God or you want just anything else. Because you will have it. That’s why I told you, beware. Be noble. Think noble. Want only God. (Yes, Master, very clear.) Yeah, okay. (Thank You, Master.) 

You see, maya also has compassion. He makes things for you to eat, yeah? He creates things for you to eat. He creates fruit. Well, he also tells, like, “Don’t eat the meat and don’t eat the animals. Just eat the herbs and the fruit trees, and the…” all that. But we have the free will and then we keep desiring things, and this is the mind, and then that’s how things happen. Maya doesn’t have to do anything. It is the beings that continue and begin to do things and then continue. And then that’s how other things come out. One thing leads to another. So make sure whatever you want is a good thing, and then it will breed another good thing, to come out a good thing. Okay? (Yes, Master.) Like the thing I said about protection for the environment, yeah? Using sparingly with water and don’t use toilet paper and don’t use paper towel, etc., etc. And then it breeds other good things. Or hang your clothes in your room when it’s warmer at night, and then in the morning, it’s already almost dry or dry, and then you just hang in the sun or in the fresh air for a while and bring it in. And then because of that, your room also has moisture, enough for you so that it’s not too dry and it dries your skin. Because of the washing you hang in your room, your room also has moisture and your skin feels good. Got it? One thing leads to another. (Got it, Master. Thank You.) A good thing always leads to another good thing. (Yes, Master.) All right. 

(Master, we are familiar with how unfair the law of maya can be sometimes, like “punishing” Master just for wanting to help maya’s own creation, and setting things up for humans to get deeper into trouble. So after Master scolded maya, what effect did it have? Has maya felt remorse or changed any rules of his system? Is it possible for the king of maya to change the mayic laws?) 

He felt remorse, all right, but it cannot change anymore. The chain already started. And everything, every debt has to be paid. I myself can only help out, by donating my spiritual merit points to different occasions, different groups of people, to smooth things out a little bit, to smooth it out a little bit. But the maya himself, he created things only. And he helps a little bit, but just the fairness has to be upheld, you see what I mean? (I see, Master.) Just like, okay, okay, your government makes a law. Then the citizens are supposed to abide by it, but they don’t. Then, they have to go to jail, or they have to pay a penalty, etc. (Yes, Master.)