Masters, Nonetheless

                    

"All beings are vast multidimensional masters. They 

may be exploring divinity or limitation, but they are

masters nonetheless."

Ariel Tachi-ren

It is an inaccurate assumption that Masters in the world would be walking around in robes or standing on street corners pontificating.  The word itself master suggests a person elevated above others.  There is no secret hand shake, no special code to enter, nor a special gathering of a secret society.

Could it be God has made all of us a Master and equal at the core?  It just might be our choices for life purpose that positions our status in our space.  The resistance to embrace the idea of being a Master stems from fear, ego, and lack of self-worthiness; while others perception of being a Master misguides them off course, and misleading those who would follow.

Two business men walked out of professional headquarters to find a man in rags sitting on the sidewalk with a blissful smile.  While the men walked by, the seeming to be pauper wished them a good day.  The two men shared their thoughts:  one thought the vagrant was disgusting while the other believed the man was a Master who had offered to return with the life purpose of triggering compassion in others.  Observation and higher thinking propels us away from judgment.