In every person there are two contradictory voices that seem to tell us both who we really are.<\/p>\n
One voice is intrusive and loud, it pushes us, puts us under pressure and always seems to have good arguments on its side.<\/p>\n
The other voice is gentle, loving, innermost and often subtle. She does not work with concrete images and often has no arguments.<\/p>\n
But she always speaks with the language of conscience.<\/p>\n
The loud and obtrusive voice seems to know,<\/p>\n
and gives us instructions on how to behave in life – otherwise something bad happens, it threatens.<\/p>\n
To follow the loud voice means not to question yourself and your world.<\/p>\n
This voice is the memory and knowledge of our mind.<\/p>\n
The quiet voice in us never threatens, but it also often does not give concrete images of what will happen if we follow it.<\/p>\n
We know only when we look deeply inside that it is a positive, benevolent and loving voice, which is inspired by our and wants the best for everyone.<\/p>\n
In order to be able to follow the quiet voice, we need courage and trust and devotion to the unknown.<\/p>\n
We don’t need that for the loud voice, we know what to expect when we listen to it.<\/p>\n
A better world can only come into being if we listen to the inner quiet voice of our heart.<\/p>\n
The loud voice of the mind can and will always only create the past.<\/p>\n
It is a voice of fear!<\/p>\n
Have courage to follow the gentle voice!<\/p>\n
Jesus Christ and other spiritual teachers have already preceded us on this path.<\/p>\n
and have testified to humanity that it is the quiet voice of the heart,<\/p>\n
that leads us to eternal life, happiness and everlasting love.<\/p>\n
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