Every thought about the Common Good meets with merciless persecution; meanwhile, only the growth of the individual spirit can fill the treasury of the Common Good.
In this correspondence between the individual spirit and the universal Common Good also lies the Beauty of the Cosmos.
If every plant has its own irreplaceable character, then what special treatment must be given to each human spirit!
Such a tremor of sensitivity should be a sign of Our disciples; and when it is there, then without even a word, through simple touch, light can be shed.
And not only by day but also by night one can make contact and bring the help of enlightenment.
Be enlightened through expansion of consciousness, just as travelers on a distant journey accumulate knowledge through the rainbow pollen of the entire world. (LOMG II (opens in new tab), 360)