The Conscious Life of Nature: From “The New Day” – Lecture by Master Beinsa Douno (Peter Deunov) (vegetarian), Part 2 of 2

“Many people do not understand life, and as a result, they encounter both good and evil, experiencing great contradictions. What are good and evil? Theologists give a specific explanation on them. Speaking in a scientific language, we say that good and evil in the world are nothing else but forces that affect people from outside and from inside.”

“Evil represents pressure, good represents tension. If evil does not act from outside in the present conditions, in the current stage of human development, then good cannot manifest itself at all. External pressure is the reason for the manifestation of internal tension. If pressure is removed, the human being will burst into thousands of particles and will go unknowingly where into space.”

“People can never be happy until they come to a new, sensible understanding of life and Nature — becoming aware of the significance of those forces that operate in them.”

“Physical life gives form to things, spiritual life gives content, and Divine life — meaning. That is why a person can go neither without physical, nor without spiritual, or Divine life.”

“Physical life deals with the forces of pressure, spiritual life — with those of tension, and Divine or intelligent life regulates both forces of pressure and tension bringing balance to life. Only when those forces are balanced, are there beneficial conditions for development.”

“Wisdom and power of right thinking refer to the Divine world and those who have them can avoid and eliminate contradictions in their lives. Through wisdom and right thinking one can create a harmonious life.”

“Therefore, when thinking right, one is present in the Divine world; when having good feelings, one is present in the spiritual world, and when performing good actions, good deeds, one is present in the physical world. Moreover, the laws of the physical world exclude and deprive of citizenship those who do not have good actions; the Laws of the spiritual world exclude and deprive of citizenship those who do not have good feelings, and the Laws of the Divine world exclude and deprive of citizenship those who do not think right.”