Be Perfectly Resigned ....

"Be perfectly resigned, perfectly unconcerned; then alone can you do
any true work. No eyes can see the real forces; we can only see the
results. Put out self, forget it; just let God work, it is His
business."

Swami Vivekananda

Edgar Cayce Reading 1792-2

"Hence again might that injunction be given the entity not to be too
easily discouraged. Brace up! Know in what ye have believed and do
believe, but know who is also the author of such. For life is real,
life is earnest, and the grave is not the goal!" Edgar Cayce Reading
1792-2

Edgar Cayce Reading 2811-3

Know ye this, each of you: The law of the Lord is perfect, ye cannot
get around it. Ye may for the moment submerge it, but thy conscience
will smite thee.

Edgar Cayce Reading 2811-3

Edgar Cayce Reading 938-1

For Life and its expressions are one. Each soul or entity will and
does return, or cycle, as does nature in its manifestations about man;
thus leaving, making or presenting--as it were--those infallible,
indelible truths that it--Life--is continuous. And though there may be
a few short years in this or that experience, they are one; the soul,
the inner self being purified, being lifted up, that it may be one
with that first cause, that first purpose for its coming into
existence.

Edgar Cayce Reading 938-1

Edgar Cayce Reading 1224-1

If the experiences are ever used for self-indulgence,
self-aggrandizement, self-exaltation, each entity does so to its own
undoing, or creates for self that as has been termed or called
karma--and must be met. And in meeting every error, in meeting every
trial, in meeting every temptation--whether these be mental or really
physical experiences--the manner and purpose and approach to same
should be ever in that attitude, "Not my will but Thine, O God, be
done in and through me."

Edgar Cayce Reading 1224-1

Edgar Cayce Reading 2936-2

Learn the lesson well of the spiritual truth: Criticize not unless ye
wish to be criticized. For, with what measure ye mete it is measured
to thee again. It may not be in the same way, but ye cannot even think
bad of another without it affecting thee in a manner of a destructive
nature. Think well of others, and if ye cannot speak well of them
don't speak! but don't think it either!

Edgar Cayce Reading 2936-2