Where Nothing seems to be

Author(s): Hermann Kuhn
Publisher: Hermann Kunh

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presented by Hermann Kuhn
(26) He is the shepherd who left ninety-nine sheep to search the one astray, the one that's lost. And he rejoiced as he found it.
Even on holidays he strove for the lost sheep. And by saving it he gave the sheep life; - so that you - children of understanding - will realize what holidays are all about: - that even on these days rescue shouldn't rest; - so that you know that above (in the Sublime) day never becomes night, - that there is light that never goes out and which is perfect.
(27) And as you pass on this message, speak from an overflowing heart, - you, who are the perfect day, - you, who carry within that inextinguishable light. - Speak of the truth to everyone seeking it, of insight to those who error led to ruinous action.
Fortify those whose insight and perception wavers, - help the ones error made sick. Feed (your wisdom) to those hungering for comprehension, - calm troubled ones by giving hope, - raise those longing to stand up, - and wake the sleepers!
For you have wisdom. Wield it like a razor-sharp sword. Merge your inner strength with your sagacity, - then you'll command true strength when acting.
Care for your own growth, - never waste energy on what's behind you. Never burden your life anew with what you stripped off already, don't grieve for what you grew