Law of Compassion
The Law of Compassion is the first basic truth of One Self-God Self. As One Self-God Self, to be “Compassion in Action” towards others is then to be in harmony and right relationship to Self, right relationship to God, right relationship to the Universe. This is a Law of One practice.
This is the truth of right relationship, of loving understanding, of actively expressed Love. It is the foundation of Christ, unity consciousness and the expression of the inner unity within or Hieros Gamos.
This basic truth never changes because it is related to the nature of God Itself and have become apparent to mankind through revelation, as evolution has proceeded and man has developed the needed perceptive faculties and the required persistence of search, plus the unfolding of the inner light of the soul. These truths, inherent in the divine nature, reveal the soul of God. [1].
The Law of Compassion is manifest as right action in the human being as Compassion in Action. Compassion in Action is the true principal of Father Arc, the Father God principle.
Four Expressions of the Law
As we exude this sense of love and altruism to all beings and life forms we will naturally express Compassion in Action as a by product of our spiritual bodies development. Mahayana Buddism suggests to cultivate enlightenment by seeking better integration of our heart center by seeking more ways to express and develop love in our lives. These four expressions of Compassion in Action are suggested to meditate upon and to cultivate expression to develop an Awakened Heart.
The Four Expressions of Compassion in Action:
- Loving Kindness
- Compassion
- Sympathetic Joy
- Equanimity [2]
Embodying Love
True Compassionate Love naturally brings Unity. The true love relationship is a relationship with our own inner being as practiced in the Law of One. When we embody Love we experience God. It is necessary to be in love and peace with oneself so that one can be able to love others without fear. The feeling of one's own esteem, dignity, and self-respect opens the possibility to feeling selfless love towards others. This is the process we are learning and living through at the end of the Ascension Cycle in order to become Authentically Human again.[3]
References
- ↑ excerpt from D.K., The Tibetan in Alice A. Bailey's, The Externalisation of the Hierarchy
- ↑ August 2007 Newsletter
- ↑ Compassionate Witness