RAMTHA, THE WHITE BOOK
perfection through the restrictiveness of karma will never achieve what they are struggling for, for as they are fulfilling one karma, they would be creating yet another. And no matter how many lifetimes they live, they will never reach a state of Isness, a state of God, for they will be continuously immersed in indebtedness rather than receivership. And there is no such thing as perfection; there is only Isness. In the Isness of life, everything changes and evolves every moment; thus a state of perfection can never be established. I recognize only Isness, which is wholly without laws and ideals that inhibit the becoming of self, God. In the understanding of Isness, there is nothing you must do in life except what you want to do. If you want to accept the teachings of karma, then that is your choice and your creation for your experience. But realize, master, that you have created for yourself the illusions of limited power and retribution. That is your lot through the acceptance of what is called karma, to be a prisoner of your own limited thinking. You are a free soul and Spirit, master. You are free to create and experience in the moment whatever truth, whatever reality, whatever illusion you so choose. And in any moment you wish, you can re-create this dream, for you have the unlimited power to do so. Karma does not exist; want does. And want is very fickle. It can do and be anything at any moment it wishes, and it can change its mind in the midst of being it. Such things as murders, accidents, and robberies are not punishments, master; they are not repays for what you did before. They are created by you as a result of contemplated thoughts, contemplated experiences. Nor are they forever things, forever circumstances. So in a greater understanding, they are not terrible things. In retrospect, they are great teachers. You may see the slaughter of ten thousand innocents, and you may say, "Woe unto such a misery. Why don't the angels weep for this atrocity? Why do they sing to the glory of God?" Because they have not limited themselves by believing that life ever ends.
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