سکوت و پذیرش، قسمت ۳ از ۶

So Moses’ big mouth couldn’t help but open again. So He said, “Look, Master, the whole boat is sinking. Did You see that? And the whole crew members are sinking. Can You do something about it?” […] So, the Master said, “Shh. Keep silent.” […] So, when He got back home, He complained – not to the Master, but to God. He said, “God, You told me to follow this guy, but You don’t know what kind of guy He is.” God said, “Don’t talk nonsense. How [would] I not know?” […] “It’s you who doesn’t know. The child who was drowning was the person who was meant to bring a very great war between two nations, in which many hundreds of thousands of people would have died and millions wounded. So it was good that the disaster befell him and that he drowned, saving a lot of people’s lives. And as for that sinking ship, that was the ship of the pirates. And the pirates were supposed to go and make a very big plunder near the seashore port, very near where the ship sank. So it was good that the ship sank and all the pirates died. So, to save the people of that town not to be robbed and not to be killed and raped and all kinds of bad things done to them by these pirates. So now you know, all the innocent people have been saved by the incidents of a baby drowning and the sinking pirate ship. So now you must know.” […]

So you see, Moses was supposed to be a future Master of some kind, at least. And then, during the disciple apprenticeship, He has been such a difficult and ignorant student. Can you imagine how much harder it is for any Master to teach ordinary mankind with lesser intelligence and lesser wisdom and lesser merit? Because to be a Master, He must be a very great man, a lot of merit and a lot of wisdom already, a very high-level person. And now to teach just a high-level person, the Master must go through a lot of hardships like this. You just think Moses obeyed Him and kept silent, that’s good enough? No, it’s not what He does outside, it’s what’s inside that will project sometimes harmful energy and sometimes very discomforting energy to the Master. […] And mostly, when a disciple is so close, such as Moses, to His Master, then this energy will affect Him very, very, very strongly, and very directly, and is very unbearable. But the Master, of course, will keep silent and won’t talk about it. […]