Theos-Talk Archives (October 2002 Message tt00000)

Hi Wry.

It looks to me like you are getting caught out in precisley the issues K
brought to our attention by simply following his words rather than the
intent behind them.

I have found K a very interesting person, one with a very keen insight yet
what he tried to do most of all is to get people to "walk their own journey"
themselves rather than rely on any teaching or ideal.

To hang too heavily on his words is to simply fall into the same trap.
Certainly we can read books, study philosophies of different schools of
thought (one of the things that is done in the T.S.) but in the end we all
have to recognise that none of this makes any difference if we do not follow
what we do believe to be the right journey for ourselves and stand up in our
own truth. We do not need to convince anyone else of what is right and
wrong but rather live it for ourselves. This is the hardest thing in the
world to do and K is not the only one who tried to give out this message.

By point a finger at this or that and making judgement we are simply fooling
ourselves. Our est teacher is life itself. Observe how we react within it
and how we relate to those around us.

Walk the talk.

John