Honesty

I have reached 608 page in the 3rd book sent. Here is where I can see some agreement. What you call the God-Man I call God-Self. Realizing this is our most important achievement in this life. Having millions can help or hinder the play. As you made apparent in the 1st book, it best begins with children who are not conditioned to be robots but are encouraged to seek their essence. Honesty and ethics are natural to children. The 2nd book about business I found tedious but brilliant. In creating your mini-companies you walk a fine line between control and allowing freedom to your subordinates. And I could see that monetary success could come from following the guidelines you have set. And here is where I see a wall. Having millions does not necessarily attain the power and radiance of a realized being. Perhaps at this point you think I am someone lost in mysticism. Not so, I am down to earth practical. While success (or failure) can be measured in business, the pursuit of happiness is immeasureable and mostly made up of illusions. It cannot be quantified or grasped so always remains a pursuit. What you call integrated thinking could help, but is a far cry from an integrated being. We may have more points of agreement, so I will continue reading, but please, no more books. I don’t read much and I had to struggle through what I have now.
Yours in truth,
Marc