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Also, the spirit filled mortal is untouched by worldly success. He knows that success and failure are both [[obstacles]] to be dealt with and surmounted. In a way, children, life is like an obstacle [[course]] with each circumstance, success or failure, bringing with it its own set of [[problems]]. So, how you deal with these problems is the important thing. The important thing is to always walk [[humbly]] with the Lord through every situation, every circumstance.
 
Also, the spirit filled mortal is untouched by worldly success. He knows that success and failure are both [[obstacles]] to be dealt with and surmounted. In a way, children, life is like an obstacle [[course]] with each circumstance, success or failure, bringing with it its own set of [[problems]]. So, how you deal with these problems is the important thing. The important thing is to always walk [[humbly]] with the Lord through every situation, every circumstance.
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Remember, this is his way of teaching you, you are [[learning]] with every situation to take what lessons there are and to incorporate these into your [[spiritual growth]]. Remember, you are building your eternal [[soul]] in [[partnership]] with [[the Father]] and all this drama of life will at first seem like a hazy [[dream]] when you awaken on [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_47_-_The_Seven_Mansion_Worlds#47:3_THE_FIRST_MANSION_WORLD mansonia one].
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Remember, this is his way of teaching you, you are [[learning]] with every situation to take what lessons there are and to incorporate these into your [[spiritual growth]]. Remember, you are building your eternal [[soul]] in [[partnership]] with [[the Father]] and all this drama of life will at first seem like a hazy [[dream]] when you awaken on [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_47_-_The_Seven_Mansion_Worlds#47:3_THE_FIRST_MANSION_WORLD mansonia one].
    
So, you don't need to take [[everything]] so seriously and act as though you are really in charge of any [[thing]]. Let the Father teach you, learn from the people he brings into your lives, learn from the circumstances he puts you through, learn from the ups and the downs, and above all exercise your [[faith]] at every [[opportunity]]. The more you exercise your faith, the more you will grow in [[faith]], and the more you grow in faith, the stronger your [[connection]] to the Father is, and the stronger this connection is, the more [[peace]], [[happiness]], and contentment you will [[experience]] during this [[life]]. Therefore, take nothing for granted. Live in [[the now]] as much as possible and bring your [[higher self]] into the now with all its peace and tranquility as much as you can. Are there any questions at this time?
 
So, you don't need to take [[everything]] so seriously and act as though you are really in charge of any [[thing]]. Let the Father teach you, learn from the people he brings into your lives, learn from the circumstances he puts you through, learn from the ups and the downs, and above all exercise your [[faith]] at every [[opportunity]]. The more you exercise your faith, the more you will grow in [[faith]], and the more you grow in faith, the stronger your [[connection]] to the Father is, and the stronger this connection is, the more [[peace]], [[happiness]], and contentment you will [[experience]] during this [[life]]. Therefore, take nothing for granted. Live in [[the now]] as much as possible and bring your [[higher self]] into the now with all its peace and tranquility as much as you can. Are there any questions at this time?
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Ham: Correct.
 
Ham: Correct.
 
===='''''[[Buddhism]]''''', '''''[[Detachment]]'''''====
 
===='''''[[Buddhism]]''''', '''''[[Detachment]]'''''====
Q: Is there a [[difference]] between what you are saying and what the [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Philosophy#Buddhist_Philosophy Buddhist philosophy] is?
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Q: Is there a [[difference]] between what you are saying and what the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Philosophy#Buddhist_Philosophy Buddhist philosophy] is?
    
Ham: Yes there is a [[difference]], the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_philosophy Buddhist philosophy] emphasizes the turning away from the world and letting go of [[attachment]]. I am saying rather that there is a transfer of attachment from the world to [[God]] or [[spirit]]-[[faith]]. And this attachment, this new and greater attachment, is real and lasting. And yes, gradually, the [[spirit]] [[dominates]] the [[consciousness]] and directs the entire [[personality]] so that the person is increasingly identifying with the [[spirit]] and in effect merging with the spirit rather than trying to identify with the things of the world and mistakenly make them meaningful.
 
Ham: Yes there is a [[difference]], the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_philosophy Buddhist philosophy] emphasizes the turning away from the world and letting go of [[attachment]]. I am saying rather that there is a transfer of attachment from the world to [[God]] or [[spirit]]-[[faith]]. And this attachment, this new and greater attachment, is real and lasting. And yes, gradually, the [[spirit]] [[dominates]] the [[consciousness]] and directs the entire [[personality]] so that the person is increasingly identifying with the [[spirit]] and in effect merging with the spirit rather than trying to identify with the things of the world and mistakenly make them meaningful.
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Q: A criteria is where do you turn for comfort, do you turn to God or these other nonspiritual energies. Is that valid?
 
Q: A criteria is where do you turn for comfort, do you turn to God or these other nonspiritual energies. Is that valid?
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Ham: Yes, certainly it is. When you turn to the comforter for help and solace in times of trouble, you will receive increased [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_56_-_Final_Appearances_and_Ascension#The_Phoenician_Appearance fruits of the spirit], increased peace, level of joy, and delight in righteousness. When you turn to the [[physical]] world to give you [[comfort]] or solace or [[happiness]], you are destined to be [[disappointed]] for the [[material]] world is inert, nonliving [[energy]]. It cannot give you comfort, only a [[personal]] [[spiritual]] [[presence]] can do that.
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Ham: Yes, certainly it is. When you turn to the comforter for help and solace in times of trouble, you will receive increased [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_56_-_Final_Appearances_and_Ascension#The_Phoenician_Appearance fruits of the spirit], increased peace, level of joy, and delight in righteousness. When you turn to the [[physical]] world to give you [[comfort]] or solace or [[happiness]], you are destined to be [[disappointed]] for the [[material]] world is inert, nonliving [[energy]]. It cannot give you comfort, only a [[personal]] [[spiritual]] [[presence]] can do that.
    
Q: All these other energies can only give you momentary [[escape]]?
 
Q: All these other energies can only give you momentary [[escape]]?
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Ham: Yes, perhaps, momentary [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Memory#Disorders forgetfulness] but not comfort.
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Ham: Yes, perhaps, momentary [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Memory#Disorders forgetfulness] but not comfort.
 
===='''''[[Beauty]]'''''====
 
===='''''[[Beauty]]'''''====
 
Q: I have a question about the [[difference]] between appreciating material things and [[attachment]]. I get an [[experience]] of appreciation of [[beauty]] from material [[things]] sometimes, and i get come comfort from that. How do you [[balance]] this, is there comfort that comes from beauty of a painting or a beautiful object?
 
Q: I have a question about the [[difference]] between appreciating material things and [[attachment]]. I get an [[experience]] of appreciation of [[beauty]] from material [[things]] sometimes, and i get come comfort from that. How do you [[balance]] this, is there comfort that comes from beauty of a painting or a beautiful object?