One day, the Admiral Master summoned the Guide to hold her accountable for the tasks she had been assigned so far. The accounting was immediate, and in an instant she saw all the lapses she had committed on her path to the Source. She was amazed at the validity of even the slightest deviation from the guidelines in each of the tasks she had performed. The Admiral summed it all up immediately and ruled that if the heroine now completed her adventure on the ship she would one day drift to the Source. The Admiral also gave her the choice of whether she wanted to drift that one day or perform alternate tasks on the ship. Our heroine bravely volunteered to take on both challenges and on the ship and drifting on the surface of the sea wanting to get even as soon as possible. The Master, however, advised her to stay on the ship, as he had other plans for the Guide in addition to paying off this small bill. However, she was to carry out these plans with the help of an exquisite intermediary. At the end of the meeting, the Admiral ordered the Chairwoman to draw strength from His heart, because the task ahead of her was going to be very hard, it was going to exhaust her strength, but he also gave her encouragement by promising that He would be with her.
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As you can see, there is no soft game in this adventure. There are no concessionary fares. There is no possibility of fraud or forgery. Such a reckoning awaits us. And attention!!! In our case, there will be no preliminary settlement but a final settlement!!! Settlement, the day and time of which we do not know.
Accountability is like a flash from a camera that records 24/7, 365 days a year for a lifetime. And during this flash, we immediately see all our failings and what was missing to reach the Source. That’s why the rest has to be made up.
What can we do to make this settlement favorable to us, or at least as drastic as possible. To do this, it is necessary to make frequent personal settlements, which we can do with the help of an intermediary. If we do this while we are still on the ship we will adjust our assignments on an ongoing basis and thus reduce our backlog to the Radius, Admiral and Treasury.
That’s why it’s worth it! Unless you are 100% sure that you have no backlog.
Questions:
What if the Admiralty had called us to account at that point? What lapses of our own would we see there? Which minor deviations would amaze us? How much drift would we have been calculated? Or just one day as the Chairman did? Or a little more, though? But most importantly, what would we respond to the Admiral Master on his billing? Would we have gladly accepted the drift? Would we have taken to our tasks on the ship with all diligence? Or would we have refused both and given up, sinking into the abyss with all our bad decisions in front of our eyes and, what’s worse, persisting in them with almost maniacal persistence.
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