Simple Evil – Simple Goodness

When we can think for ourselves, we may come to a particular conclusion that others cannot see or don’t agree with. The realisation of our true reality of pure consciousness is simple; we just have to look, see and drop any ideas about it. It’s not at all complicated (even though religions make it so), and there’s no worshipping involved.

Once we know the goodness of clarity,
we know what isn’t clarity.

This simple realisation of knowing goes for evil as well. If goodness is knowing, then evil is not-knowing. This is the difference between the esoteric and the exoteric. Esoteric understanding knows, while exoteric understanding does not; it is only concerned with knowing about, or believing. 

The conclusion is that not-knowing is the evil we talk about and which we meet every day; it’s the exoteric information meant for the many, while the esoteric is only realised by the few.

Simply put, evil is not knowing the clarity of pure consciousness. 
Evil is believing.

Simply put, goodness is the clarity of pure consciousness.
Goodness is knowing.

We all think that we’re good and that we know when, in reality, we only know about and believe. If we do not – or cannot – recognise our dark side of justifying our confusion, we will remain reactive.

It’s not complicated.
We’ve merely been conditioned.