Books that leave no stone unturned
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Books that leave no stone unturned
I have never much liked reading. It was either a chore to read to study and pass exams, or I had difficulty getting into the story.
I tried to persevere because it was what clever people did. If I got into a novel, it would take over my life until I finished it, and then it would feel like I had wasted all that time and I would feel quite deflated that it was over.
Then came the books by Serge Benhayon. They are like no others. These books last a lifetime – when I have read a book, it is never finished and done. I know I can open any page again and find something I had not understood previously. As I change, I can read the deeper meaning into something I had glossed over or not even noticed before.
I find I cannot read Serge Benhayon’s books like any other book. When a new one comes out, I get excited and start reading it from beginning to end but the way I prefer to read them is to pick one up and open it at a random page. And there is always something of deep meaning for me that day to support me.
For example, today I found in Esoteric Teachings and Revelations, vol. 1, p. 120:
“We are love first and foremost:
And so, what is it about our lives that allows us
to constantly not feel the biggest part of us?”
And I can feel how we don’t live our lives pure and simply in and from Love.
The next saying I found by feeling where to open it is on p. 668 in the same book:
“Love is a beholder light.
It is a light or energy that holds, surrounds and
is eternally constant in its quality. Love is unwavering for it is spherical,
and thus there can be no place that it holds or
surrounds unequally.”
It seems quite bizarre that we can put so much effort into living life in an unloving way, away from our natural expression and flow. What a great teaching this is to ponder on.
All my questions and all my answers about life are found in these books written by Serge Benhayon.
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