Now are the days of the 10 virgins mentioned in the Bible.
5 were prepared and 5 were not.
The 5 that were not prepared wanted the 5 that were prepared to give to them. The 5 prepared refused and told them to go get it for themselves or there wouldn’t be enough.
Often I have been puzzled by this story. It seemed so cold-hearted. Why ever would God allow such behavior from the “wise” ones.?
When you understand the meaning of the parable.
The lamps = man’s consciousness
The oil = what brings light, wisdom, and understanding
The foolish virgins were without wisdom or understanding which is oil for their consciousness. When confronted with a serious situation they had no way of handling it. The foolish virgins could not receive more than was in their consciousness or what they were vibrating to which was failure, lack, and limitation.
The wise 5 virgins did the prep work in their consciousness so that what would be needed would be available to them.
The 5 foolish virgins had a consciousness of lack. No matter how much the wise virgins would give to the foolish ones the consciousness of the foolish virgins would not allow it. More would have to be given.
Who do you serve; Fear or Faith? Are your motives acting out of fear or out of faith?
It is important to watch your motives. Your motives bring on the issues of life.
True prayer needs preparation. The wise virgins showed active faith in what they prayed to receive. When you pray, believe you have it. When you pray, act as if you have already received it.
What the religions and society have failed to do for the foolish ones is to teach them how to prepare their consciousness.
It’s more than just a belief in an almighty savior that saved us once a long time ago.
It’s a faith and a trust that is unwavering in our everyday lives. It’s not about the way we dress, when & where we go to church. It’s not about all the rules of dos and don’ts sanctioned by men who never agree.
Church pew faith will never move mountains. You know the Lord is your shepherd and you shall never want. You know the God of plenty will wipe out the burden of debts and limitations.
Watch your words. By your words, you are condemned. If you are always noticing failure, hard times, and lack you will combine with failure, hard times, and lack.
You must live in a world where you do not judge by appearances. You must train yourself to see through failure into success, to see through sickness into health, to see through limitation into plenty.
Trust in God for your supply. What God has given it can not be diminished. If one door shuts another immediately will open. God says he will give you the land you see. If you have the fixed idea of success you will achieve success. If you stand on the rock of truth and rightness it will stand. If not you stand on sand which is washed into the sea of nothingness.
Only Divine ideas endure. Evil destroys itself because it goes against universal order. God’s Divine idea for you is plenty. Your barns should be full and your cup should flow over. You must ask correctly. My supply comes from God, it now pours in and piles up under grace. Believe you have already received it.
If you prepare for what you fear you actually attract it to you. The things you fear will come upon you. When you put away money for when you are ill, you are preparing to be ill.
Every day you must make a choice. Will you be wise or foolish? Will you prepare for your good and swing into faith or swing into fear, doubt?
Every day is judgment day. Do you have oil for your lamps? Will you enter the chamber of the bridegroom today because you have the faith to do so?
I can have faith for my fellow man but it will never be enough because their consciousness cannot hold onto the faith that is needed to enter the chamber.
We must teach others how to have the oil in their lamps so they can do it themselves. This is a game of solitaire.
Kintsugi
