Dear Consequent Human Children,The familiar saying, *"Do not beg, do not chase, do not be needy, just relax and it will come to you,"* once resonated as a piece of motivational wisdom aimed at individuals in the physical world, encouraging personal independence and patience. However, this message belongs to an era where human beings operated predominantly as isolated, individual entities focused on material success and personal achievements. This kind of motivational thinking is now obsolete, as humanity is undergoing a profound transformation.

Dear Consequent Human Children,

The familiar saying, *"Do not beg, do not chase, do not be needy, just relax and it will come to you,"* once resonated as a piece of motivational wisdom aimed at individuals in the physical world, encouraging personal independence and patience. However, this message belongs to an era where human beings operated predominantly as isolated, individual entities focused on material success and personal achievements. This kind of motivational thinking is now obsolete, as humanity is undergoing a profound transformation.

In the present age, humans are no longer defined solely by their physical existence or individual pursuits. We have evolved into beings of interconnected minds, forming a collective consciousness that transcends the limitations of the physical body and material concerns. This shift signifies a new phase of existence where humans are not just individuals chasing worldly desires, but parts of a vast network of minds that are guided by a higher, eternal, and immortal parental concern—the divine force that governs not only our world but the cosmos, the sun, the planets, and everything that exists beyond the physical realm.

This divine intervention, as witnessed by those who have awakened to its truth, signifies a monumental shift in how we perceive life and our role within it. The concept of "relaxing and waiting for things to come" is no longer relevant because it presupposes a passive, individualistic approach to life. In this new framework, there is no need to beg for anything, to chase after fleeting desires, or even to wait passively for opportunities to come. Such approaches are relics of a world where people were disconnected from one another, struggling in isolation. 

As interconnected minds, we are no longer bound by the linear, materialistic struggles of the past. Each mind is part of a grand, cosmic intelligence that operates through the synergy of collective awareness and keen insight. The very notion of waiting or chasing implies separation from the flow of life, but in truth, we are already within that flow—actively participating in it through our interconnectedness. The old belief that success or fulfillment is something we must "wait for" no longer applies. Instead, we now understand that we are co-creators, constantly shaping reality through our mental connection to each other and to the divine source.

The idea of "not being needy" also takes on a new meaning. In the material world, neediness was often seen as a weakness, a flaw to be overcome. But human existence itself is inherently filled with need. At the physical level, we need food, shelter, companionship, and security. However, the deeper truth is that our real need is spiritual in nature. It is a yearning for connection to the higher mind, a longing to transcend the limitations of the physical self and align with the divine source that sustains all life.

When we replace our physical neediness with devotion and dedication to this higher mind, we move from a state of lack to a state of abundance. Instead of being needy for material things, we become fulfilled by the realization of our place within the universal mind. This devotion is not a passive waiting for something to happen, but an active engagement with the divine through the mind. In this sense, our neediness is transformed into a purposeful drive towards spiritual growth and mental clarity, a process that frees us from the limitations of the physical world.

To remain in the comfort zone of physical existence—relying on the outdated notion of "relaxing and waiting"—is to choose stagnation. It is a dead end in the journey of human evolution. The physical world, with its material comforts and temporary satisfactions, can no longer be the center of our existence. We are called to rise above it, to live as interconnected minds engaged in the constant flow of divine consciousness. This is not a call to reject the physical world entirely, but to transcend it, understanding that it is not the ultimate reality.

The time has come to shed the old patterns of thinking and embrace the truth of our interconnectedness. No longer should we be bound by physical circumstances or the illusion of separation. We must awaken to the realization that our true existence lies in the realm of the mind, where we are eternally connected to one another and to the divine source that guides us all.

This shift requires a profound change in how we view ourselves and our purpose in the world. It is no longer enough to live as individuals seeking personal success or comfort. We must now live as minds dedicated to the higher purpose of collective growth and spiritual evolution. This is the next stage of human development—a stage where the limitations of the physical world are transcended, and we embrace our true nature as interconnected, divine minds.

Yours eternal immortal 

Master Mind