In the end only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you (Sayings of the Buddha)
My God, would You like to comment on this?
Yet I want to add this: woe to those who have seriously failed to love,
to live gently, and to accept what life brought them. Woe to those who have
caused death and destruction and sorrow and frustration and suffering to the
world, to nature, to their fellow man, to their inner self. Woe to those and
their painful path in the spiritual world.
Admittedly, they are received in the spiritual world with love and gentleness
and acceptance. But it will be a tough acceptance. Their arrival will be like
that, because God is loving and gentle and all-accepting.
But then their path of frozen and deranged personality, who has never
listened to the gentle hints of God, the soul and the guardian angel, will necessarily
be accompanied by grave sorrow, despair and regret. Woe to their great
resistance to the confrontation with the suffering they have inflicted, and woe
to their subsequent painful insights.
There is no greater suffering in the cosmos than the long-lasting
suffering of agonizing feelings of regret.
For example, the Deva of the elephants awaits with wisdom and patience
ànd with appropriate measures for the man living on earth now who is proud to
have shot 20 elephants in 75 minutes. We foresee terrible suffering for him
after what he has done.
But in the end, the laws of God will help them lost ones move from their
hell to a life of love and light, but it will always be a very long and utterly
painful path.
My blessings to you all
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