Living With a Master

Anonymous:
What are the difficulties for families to live with a master in their midst? My family is so hostile towards me and I am really puzzled as to why I seem to bring out the worst in them. My presence seems to provoke aggression and disturb the peace that I feel when I’m alone?

The Seer:
There isn’t a simple answer, but rather only a few complicated causes. I’ll mention a few obvious ones.

• Living with a master who has silenced the inner dialog of the mind, causes others to become spoiled, self centered individuals who have to always have their own way or they sulk and pout or rage — even over the littlest things. They behave like spoiled children, and become petulant if they’re not able to have their way. (Even disagreeing with their point of view or opinion, brings out such childishness — it’s very unpleasant.) Because the master has to tiptoe around their inflated egos and make sure not to provoke them, it becomes a way of controlling the master: “give me what I want or I’ll disturb the peace”.

The Reason Living With a Master Causes Others to Become Selfish
• The master sees the futility of the little things others squabble over, and therefore has no strong preferences and simply lets the other person choose. That means the other one thinks their way is the only way and they are always right. They become convinced that they’re ” the boss” and that they don’t need to consider the master. The master ends up living in the midst of petty tyrants.

• When living with the master, it is very easy for the master to become regarded as the servant of all, and pick up after others. Their own appearance and convenience takes precedence over the master who doesn’t care much about his or her own appearance and comfort. The master seems uninteresting when measured by worldly standards because he or she has retreated into a powerful and rich inner reality that others can’t see.

• Masters view work differently; as a privileged opportunity to demonstrate his or her devotion to serve life. For a master all work has equal value and no task is too menial to do. Others may gladly withhold assistance or expect the master to do whatever others don’t want to do. In other words they’ll help when and where they choose without considering what is best for all. Because a master regards illness as illusion, they will work even when they’re sick.

• Being critical of the master, helps others feel superior. Masters surprisingly aren’t very confident in navigating the ways of the world because they’ve lost the ability to understand and relate to their fellow man. It is easy to see them (and cause them to see themselves) as inept or clumsy. The master is in a constant inner struggle to find anything in the material world they can relate to — a situation that’s exacerbated by unkind criticism from others.

Advice to Members of a Household Where Someone Lives That Has Achieved Self Mastery
• The master may seem dissociative and “out there” at times, but the master is trying to cope with being bombarded with information from the Etheric (Hidden) Realms as well as the multiple nuances of physical things (both present and future) that flood his or her awareness. The appearance of wanting to control his or her environment is indicative of how the master is struggling to organize the flood of extra sensory information that flood his or her awareness daily. The master has to learn to withhold information from others he can foresee will cause them hardship; to try to prevent others from making mistakes, prevents them from learning, makes them more sure of always being right, and makes them ignore the master as a bossy “know it all”. Seeing the immediate future outcome isn’t always something others want to hear — especially if it’s contrary to what they want.