True happiness is only obtained through eternal life and through cessation beforehand, of the repetitive cycle of death and rebirth. However, this cycle is only interrupted when one returns to God, in his eternal kingdom.
Man must use his entire life to prepare to return to God, and to free himself from it. material existence, characterized by the repetition of birth and death, of which karma is the cause. To free oneself from all contact with matter is to put a definitive end to faults. To meditate on God, to put him in our mind and our spirit, is to open the door to liberation.
In truth, he who surrenders himself completely to God, immediately ceases to fear death, for he knows that he will enter into the eternal kingdom of God.
Logos 39
Repentance is natural on the part of a virtuous person, when he commits a fault.
In truth, sincere repentance allows us to free ourselves from the consequences of all the faults that we may inadvertently commit. The one who sincerely repents sees, by the grace of God, all his faults reduced to nothing and thus avoids, that the members of his family have to suffer as a result. Indeed, the bad behavior of a man has repercussions on his whole family. This is how a wise and virtuous being acts. Through his holiness, he enables the members of his family to share equally in the fruits of the service of love and devotion which he offers to the Lord.
In truth, the greatest blessing or blessing that the Lord can bestow upon a family is to bring forth his holy servant there, for through him the Lord frees them all until the twentieth generation in back and forth.
Logos 40
The ebb and flow of time does not stop for any man. Time is powerful because it represents the Supreme Eternal, the Sovereign Person. Nothing is more powerful than him.
He easily makes changes, even the most subtle. No one can stop time, which sets in motion from the birth of living beings, humans, animals and plants. Time modifies everything according to his will, no one can substitute his will for that of time.
Whatever our material thoughts, inevitable time, form of the Divine Person, does not forget its duty. When the hours, days, months or years that were allotted to us have passed, time, by the grace of God, ends our existence. As a factor of time, God puts an end to our actions.