Spiritual Maturity - Is Depending on God

Jesus said, "The man old in days will not hesitate to ask a small child seven days old about the place of life, and he will live. For many who are first will become last, and they will become one and the same."  

Note: Always depend on God, be like a child who depends on their mother and Father.

At the end of the day, God is the Father of all, and everyone who loves the Father trusts Him and depends on Him, no matter whether it is today or in ancient times.

Let everything go and trust God. Unity making the two one. Back to the indigenous state. 

 The first will become last,” — not about social ranking, but spiritual unlearning

Those who think they are spiritually advanced must become beginners again.

When you return to your original nature, the distinction between ‘advanced’ and ‘beginner’ disappears.

“The one who seems wise must learn from the one who seems small. Those who think they are ahead must become beginners again. And when they do, the difference between ‘ahead’ and ‘behind’ disappears.”

Spiritual unlearning refers to the process of dismantling rigid beliefs and assumptions that no longer serve one’s growth and well-being. It involves letting go of the need for absolute answers and embracing the discomfort of uncertainty, allowing new perspectives to emerge. This process is not about rejecting spirituality but rather about questioning and deconstructing deeply held beliefs that have shaped our identities, fostering humility and openness to transformation.