The Attitude of Inclusiveness

We have spirit and we have matter. The Law of Spirit is inclusive. The Law of Matter is isolation. I think that a person cannot really understand this law, feel this Law of Spirit, feel and understand inclusiveness until they shall, with all their heart, establish a deep understanding of the Teaching of Life.

To engage in a deep understanding of the Teaching of Life we must be standing within the fountain of the outpouring Teachings of the Great Ones. Without drinking the water of Life, the Ageless Wisdom Teachings, many default to living a life of confusion, delusion, and illusion; of unreality.

To achieve inclusiveness, it is not a method of imposition or forcing, but experiencing a transformation of the aspects of life, the virtues and values that we choose. As we go through a process of transformation, of spiritual change, we tend increasingly toward inclusiveness, and adapt the nature of our daily life, to the process of inclusiveness. To do this, we must feel the Law of Spirit. Once we feel the Law of Spirit we begin to live a life of inclusiveness. I know these are a lot of words but once you begin to touch and feel and yes, even taste what it is like to experience inclusiveness – the joy of living the Law of Spirit will touch your heart.

The Teachings of the Great Ones tell us that to respond to the Law of Spirit we must develop:

-discrimination

-Goal fitness

-Adaptation

-Unfoldment

-Readiness

-Cooperation

-Intuition

-Renouncement of ego

Helena Roerich writes that “Each one must find the key to the Teaching in his own heart. The understanding of the Teaching of Life should inaugurate the creativeness of [your] spirit. The Image of the Teacher, the Master, the Avatar, can give an enlightened path toward cosmic space. Thus, when we accept within our hearts the chosen Image, do not our hearts become aflame with love toward all beings? The creative Materia Lucida (Cosmic Love) serves as embodiment for the high spirit, but this energy is attracted through love. The whole Cosmos is upheld by love. Love is the greatest magnet. Yet conceit stops all progress.”

Then to develop inclusiveness and to evoke a response in our heart to the Law of Spirit, there are certain values we must strive to put into practice. Let me share this list again. Discrimination, Goal fitness, Adaptation, Unfoldment, Readiness, Cooperation, Intuition, and Renouncement of ego.

These eight values are actually road signs in the process of transformation of changing yourself from being a “materialist” to waking up and hearing the beautiful call of your Spirit.

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Isolation and separatism eventually create so much pain and suffering that the spirit escapes and discovers the way to inclusiveness.

Leadership is based on the Law of Inclusiveness. A leader tries to include and be included in something Higher. This powerful statement needs some pondering. Inclusiveness means to attract those elements, those values, that will help your growth and include you in a higher goal.

In true inclusiveness you let people and elements nourish themselves and nourish you, making themselves a part of you and making yourself a part of them. Do you see? This is the Law of Spirit. This is feeling the Call of Spirit. By living these eight values you are responding to the Call of Spirit and living within the Rays of the Great Ones.

An inclusive person searches for the diamonds of virtues and values and repulses all that are based on self-interest. Self-interest causes disintegration within any formation.

We must exclude all that is false, cosmetic, pretentious and selfish, to find the way leading to inclusiveness.

STORY: Nasrudin was eating a poor man’s diet of chickpeas and bread. His neighbor, who also claimed to be a wise man, was living in a grand house and dining on sumptuous meals provided by the emperor himself.

His neighbor told Nasrudin, “if only you would learn to flatter the emperor and be subservient like I do, you would not have to live on chickpeas and bread,”

Nasrudin replied, “and if only you would learn to live on chickpeas and bread, like I do, you would not have to flatter and live subservient to the emperor.”

Do you see, Nasrudin has already excluded all that was false, cosmetic and pretentious from his life. He lived the life of inclusiveness. He had no need to be seen; to be favored; or to flatter himself or others with a life born from self-interest. He had true humility. It is in humility, in the truest sense, a person lives a life of inclusiveness.

With Love,

Joleen