The Moul is like a patchwork fabric of attachments. When it loses someone or some thing to which it has a close attachment a patch is torn out with the rent leaving both a tear and a space: both the tear and the empty space are painful although the pain and feeling of loss diminish over time as the space covers over.

            The degree of attachment is dependent on the degree of non-attachment, the degree of enlightenment, attained by the moul. The degree of pain and feeling of loss, therefore, is dependent on the degree of non-attachment attained.

            It will be noted from this that the pain and feeling of loss have little, if anything, to do with the one or thing lost.

Wealth used for self-indulgence is a karmic burden. Wealth used for the benefit of others is a karmic liberation.

When you are really interested in delving into the truth of something ask yourself either “Why?” or “How?” and having got the answer continue to ask yourself one of these questions until you can answer no more. At this point you will have reached the limit of your ability and may have the answer, or reached your inherent capacity and do have the answer. In this context your ability is dependent on your degree of enlightenment whilst your capacity remains unlimited – a feature of your creation.

The fact of karma cannot be accepted selectively.

Offence belongs to its creator and not to the target so be non-attached to offence aimed at you in the realisation that it is not yours.

What is important for spiritual growth is ‘process’ not ‘substance’. The first is necessary and the second is interesting.

Full enlightenment can be attained by process without substance.

Process = Living: attitude and action.

Substance = Acquisition: knowledge.