The passionate Asetianist

For countless years, the Asetians guided us, taught us and nurtured our growth. They lent us their wisdom and their passion for life. They shared with us their understanding of true beauty and grace. They unveiled truths to priviledged eyes, and passed down sacred knowledge through the ages.
So, when I see those who even now call themselves Asetianists not letting go of their own ego to fully embrace those ancient teachings, to lay down their ingorance and allow their minds and souls to be silenced and filled with truths so beautiful, so innocent and yet so powerful so as to move them to tears of sheer joy...I am saddened deeply.
In a world so full of hatred and blindness, I am truly humbled time and time again at the patience and persistence the Asetians have.
We are not here to impress them. We are not here to find words or quotations which may get their attention. We are not here to mimic the words we read in the vain hope that someone will notice our efforts and give us a well earned pat on the back. Our reasons for being here are fathoms deeper than any of that.
A true friend once said that we are the open face of the Asetians. I believe I understand what they were trying to say, and completely agree.
We can be nothing for Them, if we continue to busy ourselves with pointless thoughts of WANTING to be something for Them.
Until we learn how to simply 'be' for Them, we are of no use at all. To either Them, or ourselves.

I am an Asetianist. I am also a fiercely proud and at times egocentric Asetianist. But I am working on being better than that.

Throughout the Asetian Bible there are many references to the Ego. It has taken me a while to understand why.

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Definitely brilliant, Talibah.

Clap, clap. *standing ovation*

Wonderful post, dear Talibah. Thought, felt and spoken with/from the heart.


Me too...all of us...."I am an Asetianist. I am also a fiercely proud and at times egocentric Asetianist. But I am working on being better than that".

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Amazing post! Rightfully describes the great pride a true Asetianist feels for being in such special path...

It was a pleasure to read.

What a beautifully honest post! Thanks Talibah!