Your ultimate message, would it be the transformation of every man into a perfect incarnation of the divine? It is not possible. It’s just idealism. Yes, thank you. It’s just idealism. It’s not possible. We can travel towards that goal and close the gap as far as is possible for us, but we can never be perfect. But the gain is the travel. Journey in a good direction is the reward of itself. Man can never remain stationary.
Either he is moving in a good direction or he is losing the good direction. Either he is gaining height or losing height. So religions, when they attempt people to enter a strife for improvisation of their moral standards and things, they first of all see to it that man does not lose height. Because in the strife, this is at least what is gained. And secondly, he goes on moving. This in itself is a reward. Because if this strife is not followed or implemented, then you will go on losing height and deteriorating.
So this is my message to you. Try to close up the gap between your perfect ideal and yourself. And always be at it. Then you will have the sense of nobility and gain, which in itself would be its own reward. If he does not move forward, but remains stationary, he loses something in terms of movement, because the divine goes on.
Man can never become perfect, but he can always try to get closer to the perfect. Likewise, either you gain height by constantly going up, or you lose height because you do not go further up. So you always have to stay in the flow. And this is my message to you. Try to reduce the gap between your ideal and your state. So stay in the flow and do not stop.
