What Are The Characteristics of God's Teachers?

Next, the teacher of God must go through a "period of sorting-out."

This is always somewhat difficult because, having learned that the changes in his life are always helpful, he must now decide all things on the basis of whether they increase the helpfulness or hamper it.

He will find that many if not most of the things he valued before will merely hinder his ability to transfer what he has learned to new situations as they arise.

Because he has valued what is really valueless, he will not generalize the lesson for fear of loss and sacrifice.

It takes great learning to understand that all things, events, encounters, and circumstances are helpful.

It is only to the extent to which they are helpful that any degree of reality should be accorded them in this world of illusion.

The word "value" can apply to nothing else.