External progress accompanies internal progress
Overcoming with detachment the desire for favorable situations, for a life without problems and difficulties, the Yogi of this school, of this era, does not flee from life by taking refuge in an ethereal spiritual limbo, an excuse for not facing difficulties, but sees in them flashes of light and truth that bring him closer to the knowledge and completeness of the Soul.
The Soul works in secret so that the being progresses, acquires quality through the trials of the school of life, sometimes in situations that appear most complex and insurmountable.
Difficulties purify from Defects, limitations, and fears that slow down his inner journey.
Inner shortcomings must be filled with external actions; they cannot be overcome simply by thought and imagination, even spiritual ones.
Even moments of fullness, happiness, and expansion experienced allow the personality to be completed.
The Yogi does not dwell on the externality of phenomena, but sees beyond the fabric of an evolutionary plan.
The eternal fire sends out flashes of light and sparks of burning embers, both of which are welcomed with equanimity:
The quiet Yogi sees the confusion of life reflected in the motionless mirror of Consciousness.
The fabric of life is revealed to him, and his action becomes simple and immediate.
This Yogi, far from the clichés of the past, designs the marvelous work of human life with his inner friend. For him, action accompanies the inner project.
