Invitation to the Inner Work
What is happening in the world of spirituality is shocking. It is something that does not happen in the fields of science, arts or any other branch of knowledge.
We have always had great spiritual masters whom we respect and admire because they reached a high level of consciousness and love for humanity. However, their teachings found a serious obstacle to their dissemination: that of their followers.
While a scientist’s pupils are devoted to investigate and prove, and an artist’s ones to create new works while putting into practice what they learnt, those who accept a spiritual doctrine are satisfied with becoming mere followers: ‘I follow Jesus of Nazareth and I call myself Christian’, ‘that person is our master and we are going to venerate him and disseminate his ideas’, etc.
Those followers are always contented with disseminating the teachings. They create churches and organizations but, with few exceptions, they do not put into practice the teachings that they have received. They are satisfied with storing them in their mind and are pleased to propagate them. That is the great tragedy in the world of spirituality.













