The World Teacher for All Humanity Quotes
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“Second Coming”
“Reincarnation”
“Consciousness”
“Benjamin Creme”
“Maitreya Buddha”
“Age of Aquarius”
“Masters of Wisdom”
“Maitreya (Theosophy)”
“Ageless Wisdom teachings”
“Karma (law of cause & effect)”
“We have our evolution in our own hands.”
“Without sharing there will never be justice. Without justice there will never be peace. Without peace there is no future for us.”
“We have to begin to think in a more integrated way, seeing the connection between events, not putting everything into separate categories so they do not relate any more.”
“Everything is related to everything else. Everything impinges on everything else. We have to acquire the insight and intelligent response to our feelings and intuitions about how to live.”
“Each nation will be asked to make over in trust for the world as a whole into a common pool that which it has in excess of its needs. Out of that common pool the needs of all can be met...”
“We are locked into competition and what we need is co-operation. Co-operation reflects the longing for unity, the longing for equilibrium, which is the only possible, creative way to proceed in evolution.”
“The developing world will not for ever put up with this state of affairs. They will demand their fair share... The greatest danger is the discrepancy in living standards between the developed and the developing world.”
“Establishment of Peace - Maitreya’s plans are to awaken humanity to the perils before it and show humanity how to avoid self-destruction. Maitreya says it is really very simple for humanity if we could take the first step.”
“If we listen to our intuition, if we listen to the heart, we can learn to live in a way that is harmless, that does not cause this greedy, selfish, antagonistic pull between ourselves and society, between our country and another country.”
“Everybody in the world without exception is looking for, aiming towards, longing for, the experience of unity. Equilibrium reflects the underlying unity of all people. But our modern world is built on competition, the opposite of equilibrium.”