A MATTER OF ATTITUDE

A great plague for mankind is the necessity to show of being in the right, it's one of the main causes of human conflicts and not only at a worldwide level, it springs from the concept, not real, that the world on the outside is indipendent of man, but if it'd be so it could be the necessity to prove one's own reasons over another, whoever the other is, but it's not so. We can eliminate the concept of separation between ourselves and the outside only if we observe the connection between our inside and the outside, by noting through experience the influence that the movements of our consciousness have on the outside, so to arrive at the knowledge that it's our attitude to mold the external, and once arrived at this awareness it is only with ourselves that we
have to come to terms about what we want to see on the outside. By acquiring this personal responsibility we can eliminate conflicts with (hence on) the external world, but it's only by practising this concept that we obtain the proof of its validity, so that a 'simple philosophy', when demonstrated, becomes a very practical instrument. It's a proof that requires the will to a personal change and not to the use of the usual phisical means which act upon the outside, for it's only after an attentive self-observation and change of self that we can experience the results, proving that are our ideals to pour out and conduct our thinking and vision of the world, and that that imaginative attitude molds it, so that we'll ascertain that the world is always a reflection of man's imaginative activity and it's never a cause. Man knows how to make the world the cause of what he lives but practically reality is the opposite, and since the world always witnesses one's own assumptions, also in assuming the world as cause man finds his satisfaction, so he continues to remain subjugated to it, but this is part of the drama of everyone's life because it is not possible to long for the altitudes without proving their absence, it is from dissatisfaction that the desire of change borns, and desire is what moves the life of every human being. Therefore there's no state of being that's better than another, all of them serve man on the only purpose of life which is to awaken from the profound sleep in which he is, to return to the awareness of the One, eternal and indivisible, containing all the opposites and not only the good or only the evil, and this is an experience that man cannot escape.

The real and concrete man's freedom from all slaveries happens within, it cannot come by acting upon the outside since it is directly subject to and molded by the movements of consciousness. And by saying slaveries I do not only mean the illegal ones, but all the facts that bring man to an inner state of bondage and dependency, in general of suffering, causing him feelings of anxiety, unhappiness, fear, uncertainty, blame, dissatisfaction, mourning, condemnation and so on, starting from the disastrous daily headlines, to the personal news or those of relatives and friends in the individual daily life, nowadays also explicitly told in the social networks, places often (without generalization) mistaken for confessionals, in search of approval of one's own reasons. The 'awakened' man, who is conscious of his inner power, doesn't need approval, still less he can share something of inferior to the best of everything, even if it's not physically real, because he knows his inner power and that it won't fail to widely  manifest on the outside. He knows that the external world is an extension of himself, that the world is his manifested consciousness, hence he's watchful over what happens within because he's aware of his own responsibility and weight over his life and that of others, therefore he doesn't unleash his words but controls them (and by that act he controls himself because words come from thoughts and thoughts are the reflection of the state of being, which is the ideal man incarnates). He doesn't seek approval or consents, but he acts and does it within. It's evident that becoming conscious of self is not a team or collective job, it's an individual one and in facing it one tends more and more to a bigger individuality, and then to faith in self, for the self, which is imagination, is the only reality, therefore it's illogical to turn to another for help if it's already within, in such a situation there's no need to show of being in the right.