"Sword of Truth"

This is an oil painting, with airbrush touchup.  The boy's spirit on the right watching Xcalibur, the Sword of Truth rise from the water, and a dolphin jumping in the distance while way far in the distance a ship is sailing. I have a real sword of Truth mounted on my living room wall. My Mars is in the sign of Sagittarius.        Daniel Feb. 1999

$75 Print on Canvas 12"x16" inches

Some words about TRUTH from the Pathwork Guide:

"Nothing can ever stop the Plan of Salvation from coming to its fulfillment. It is only a question of time -- and from our view the difference of time, called forth by the free will of man, is rather unsubstantial. It is calculated into the overall Plan of Salvation that man is bound to create negative circumstances by his limited view. But the very result of this limited view -- the negative circumstances -- are most instrumental in waking man to the truth. Sometimes he cannot wake up and even wish for truth, unless he has gone through the hardship he himself created by his ignorance or distortion of truth. In order to be happy, you have first to be in truth. But you cannot be in truth unless you know you are not, and then desire to search for it. This knowledge that you are not in truth, and the consequent desire to search for it, cannot come to man unless he is left to taste the result of his ignorance. The same applies to the individual. All this is taken into consideration in the Plan of Salvation.

The fear that damage can come to you by the wrongdoing of others is a basic misunderstanding of life. Yes, passing disadvantages can come to you. That is true, but even these must have a corresponding element within yourself. Otherwise, you could not even be affected superficially. As far as your spiritual nature is concerned (and this includes the overall Plan of Salvation), nothing can ever happen to you. The personal knowledge and experience of this truth is bound to come to you as you enter upon this path."

The Guide by Eva Pierrakos from Pathwork Lecture #59

 

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